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Original Article

The Concept of Continuous Wellbeing of Older Adults in Contemporary Demographic Shift

 Kashchuk Irina
,
Timofeeva Yana

Keywords: Demographic shift, older adults, well-being concept, quality of living, social-economic programme, labour market

Article no: 38

Pages 276-282

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.38

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Original Article

Increase In Quality Of Life In Older Adults By Physical Activity Practice

Ricardo Jose Ibáñez Pérez
,
Alfonso Martinez-Moreno
,
Maria Ángeles López Garcia

Keywords: Quality of life, older adults, physical activity, active aging

Article no: 30

Pages 283-288

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.05.30

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Original Article

Socialization of Technologies and Network-Based Welfare of Older Adults in Russia

M.A. Gasanov
,
Zh.A. Ermushko
,
A.V. Zhavoronok

Keywords: Emotional status, network-based welfare, sovereignty of older adults, social shifts, informational and technological revolution, socialization of technologies

Article no: 44

Pages 337-345

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.44

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Original Article

Developed Programs of Research into Corporate Social Responsibility in Relation to Older Adults (the Case of Petroleum Companies)

N.N. Goriunova*
,
V.V. Guzyr
,
A. Ogunlana

Keywords: Corporate social responsibility, the well-being of older adults, petroleum companies

Article no: 42

Pages 316-322

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.42

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Original Article

Warm-Up Activities In Teaching Foreign Languages At University: Expectations And Reality

N. A. Tuliakova
,
E. O. Kuznetsova
,
V. V. Meniailo

Keywords: Teaching young and older adults; foreign languages in high school; warm-up; motivation; teachers’ expectations.

Article no: 48

Pages 359-364

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.02.48

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Original Article

Social Wellbeing of Older Adults in Britain and Russia through the Prism of Social Challenges

 Ludmila V. Beskrovnaya
,
Natalia A. Kovalenko
,
Dmitriy V. Chalov

Keywords: Social wellbeing; older adults; generation of baby boomers; social challenges

Article no: 11

Pages 83-89

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.11

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