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Original Article

Gender Differences In Adolescent Aggressiveness In Correlation With The Manifestations Of Anxiety

S. Yu. Tarasova
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M. K. Kabardov
,
I. N. Simakova

Keywords: Aggressiveness, anger, hostility, anxiety, "inadequate tranquillity", the index of the adequacy of regulatory processes

Article no: 77

Pages 665-670

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.11.02.77

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Original Article

Conflict As Behaviour And Consciousness Manipulation Tool On Architectural Firm’s Employees Example

Galina Golieva
,
Valentina Dolgova*
,
Olga Kondratieva
,
Julia Rokitskaya

Keywords: Company employees, conflictual behavior, manipulation, tool, aggressiveness, dominance

Article no: 15

Pages 121-128

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.02.15

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Original Article

Psychological indices of social safety of children with disabilities

Pavel Kislyakov
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Olga Silaeva
,
Vasiliy Feofanov

Keywords: Psychology of safety; children with disabilities; psychosocial wellbeing; sensitivity to threats; aggressiveness

Article no: 52

Pages 407-413

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.07.02.52

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Original Article

Characteristics Of Aggressive Behaviour For Groups Of Political Preferences Of Young People

Mikhail Basimov
,
Vasilyi Kornienko

Keywords: Aggression and aggressiveness, political dimensions, multiple comparison, comparative weightiness

Article no: 252

Pages 1910-1918

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.252

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Special Education Program For Elementary Schoolchildren With Special Needs

Nina Z. Mungieva
,
Aishat Sh. Shakhmanova
,
Zamira Sh. Magomedova*
,
Marina A. Abdurakhmanova

Keywords: Children with special educational needs, social and communicative competencies, aggressiveness, conflict, educational process, collaborative activities.

Article no: 51

Pages 452-465

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.01.51

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Radical Attitudes Moderate The Relationships Of Aggressiveness And Tolerance With Emotion Regulation

Aleksander Tkhostov
,
Elena Rasskazova*
,
Vadim Emelin

Keywords: Radical attitudes, cognitive strategies of emotion regulation, aggressiveness, impulsivity, tolerance.

Article no: 19

Pages 146-152

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.07.19

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Use As A Factor Of Negative Emotional States In High School Students

Valentina Ivanovna Dolgova
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Arina Maksimovna Getmanskaya
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Olga Aleksandrovna Kondratyeva
,
Anna Alekseevna Nurtdinova
,
Elena Germanovna Kapitanets

Keywords: Anxiety, aggressiveness, high school students, monitoring software, negative emotional states, USE

Article no: 26

Pages 186-193

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.11.26

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