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Original Article

Academic Adaptation In The Inclusive Learning Enviroment Of The Higher Education

Galina Mishina
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Eugenia Kriger
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Marina Mishina
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Elena Bachadova
,
Anastasia Ledeneva

Keywords: Еxternal control, inclusive learning environment of the university, learning activity, social adaptation, students with disability.

Article no: 61

Pages 498-504

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.02.61

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Original Article

Physical Education Effect On Social Adaptation Of Children With Visual Impairments

Aleksandr Kornev
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Marina Nekrasova
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Margarita Petrova
,
Elena Bakulina

Keywords: Children with visual impairments, social adaptation, physical education, sporting activities motives

Article no: 74

Pages 630-635

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.74

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Original Article

Evaluation Of Psycho-Emotional Health Of Students Of University City In Siberia

Elena Rodionova
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Tatiana Konyukhova
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Valeriya Kashpur
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Polina Arlyapova

Keywords: Youth, psycho-emotional health, mental health, risk group, psychoactive substances, social adaptation

Article no: 71

Pages 606-613

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.71

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Original Article

The Use Of Digital Technologies For Social Adaptation Of Indigenous Students

Maria Vladimirovna Kozlova
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Yulia Sergeevna Zamaraeva
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Anatoly Vasilievich Zhozhikov

Keywords: Digitalization, social adaptation of indigenous peoples, ethnocultural identity

Article no: 112

Pages 939-946

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.03.112

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Original Article

Orphans: Search For Social Adaptation Methods

Evgeniy Pavlovich Aleksandrov
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Tatiana Yurievna Danilchenko
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Valeriya Yurievna Novikova
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Alexey Valentinovich Oposhnyansky
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Denis Vladimirovich Agarkov

Keywords: Models of social adaptation, psychodrama, theatrical miniature

Article no: 57

Pages 426-432

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.57

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Original Article

Ability To Predict Autism: Its Therapeutic Potential For Social Adaptation

I. V. Krotova
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Tatiana Vasilyevna Artemyeva

Keywords: : Children with autism, social adaptation, behavioral therapy, prediction, prognostic ability

Article no: 29

Pages 246-254

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.09.29

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Specifics Of Interaction With Youth Prone To Substance Abuse Regarding Career Building

Tatiana Konyukhova
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Elena Rodionova
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Ekaterina Konyukhova
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Olesya Osokina
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Elena Suhushina

Keywords: Drug addiction behaviour, primary prevention, building a career, risk group, social adaptation

Article no: 72

Pages 614-622

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.72

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