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Original Article

Development Of Professional Consciousness Of Modern Teacher

Belova Svetlana Vladimirovna
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Pankin Arkadiy Borisovich
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Khazykova Tamara Sarangovna
,
Shagayeva Natalia Arkadyevna
,
Dashkueva Petimat Vakhaevna

Keywords: Professional, consciousness, self-consciousness, textual-dialogical principle

Article no: 28

Pages 234-242

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.28

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“Cultural Open-Mindedness” In Linguistic Consciousness Of Russian Native Speakers In Multilingual Kazakhstan

Akbota O. Mukasheva

Keywords: Ideologeme, modernization, public consciousness, political discourse, national culture, presidential discourse

Article no: 119

Pages 1020-1027

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.119

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Original Article

Unity With Nature As An Affective Component Of Ecological Consciousness

M.O. Mdivani
,
E.S. Aleksandrova

Keywords: Ecological consciousness, unity with nature, esthetic feelings, bodily feelings, gender differences, age specificities

Article no: 47

Pages 433-438

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.11.02.47

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Assessing The Influence Of Knowledge, Socio-Economic Status And Self-Consciousness On Nutrition Management

Daniela Aducovschi
,
Remus Dumitrescu
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Bogdan Gozu
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Monica Gulap
,
Cătălin Şerban
,
Adrian Otoiu

Keywords: Nutrition management, knowledge, socio-economic status, self-consciousness

Article no: 14

Pages 130-139

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.06.02.14

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“The Fashionable Child”: Particularities Of Self-Identity And Developmental Risks Of Children

Natalia Burlakova
,
V. Uvarkina

Keywords: Childhood, self-consciousness, glamorization, self-identification, parent-child relationships, fashion industry.

Article no: 16

Pages 132-141

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.02.16

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Peculiarities Of The Apprehension Of Economic Offences By Learners

Diana Pshenichnyuk
,
Irina Pogozhina
,
Marina Sergeeva

Keywords: Legal consciousness, ability to recognize economic offences, learners, logical operation, summarizing the concept, corruption/corruptive behaviour

Article no: 15

Pages 102-108

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.07.15

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Research Of Personal Values In The Structure Of Conciousness Of Student Youth

Evgeniya L. Chernyshova
ORCiD ,
Dmitrii V. Ivanov
ORCiD ,
Ekaterina I. Roschupkina
ORCiD

Keywords: Consciousness, personal values, educational and professional consciousness, student youth

Article no: 72

Pages 603-609

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.12.02.72

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