ethanporcaro/eric-fulltext-meta huggingface dataset:
Personal Maturity of Adopting Parents as a Condition for Preventing Social Orphanage
Author: Markova, Svetlana V.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Adoption,Parents,Maturity (Individuals),Foreign Countries,Children,Adolescents,Parent Child Relationship,Correlation,Prevention,Residential Institutions,Institutionalized Persons,Statistical Analysis

The research conducted deals with the problem of development of personal maturity in adopting parents. The objectives of the research are to describe the content foundation of the adopting parents' personal maturity represented by motivational and value-related, emotional, cognitive and activity-related components, to prove the influence of personal maturity of adopting parents on the efficiency of adoption parenting. Based on the analysis of theoretical and methodological standpoints and the empirical data obtained, the particularities of personal maturity of adopting parents are represented. The content foundation of adopting parents' personal maturity is considered. The study was conducted during the adaptation period of children entering the adopting family. The respondents were 40 adopting parents aged 30 to 57 and 35 adopted children aged 7-15. The results of the study have allowed revealing the key particularities of the adopting parents' personal maturity ensuring not only the efficiency of adoption parenting but also acting as a condition of preventing the social orphanage.
Effect of Humidity of Poly-Cereal Flour Mixture and Screw Rotation Rate on Efficiency of Extrusion Process
Author: Ospanov, ?bdymanap ?.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Food,Industry,Manufacturing,Equipment,Graphs,Motion,Foreign Countries

The food industry is an important constituent of a country's economy, which provides the population with food. The development of the food industry and the supply of food products to the entire population requires improving food-manufacturing technologies, such as the process for production of extruded poly-cereal food products using high-temperature extrusion. Experimental production of extruded poly-cereal food products of high degree of preparation was carried out using an industrial extruder equipped with an automatic control board. Following the results of study of extrusion of poly-cereal flour mixture on commercial twin-screw extruder dependencies of parameters, defining efficiency of the process, on variable value of rotation rate of the extruder screw, n (min-1) and humidity of extruded poly-cereal flour mixture, W (%). Received dependencies adequately describe poly-cereal mixture extrusion process management. The results of the research have practical significance when improving the scheme of manufacturing of poly-cereal products of high degree of preparation.
Psychotherapeutic Function of the Kazakh Traditional Music
Author: Shakerimova, Zere S.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Foreign Countries,Music,Folk Culture,Cultural Influences,Spiritual Development,Psychotherapy,Psychology

This article considers the psychotherapeutic parameters of traditional Kazakh music, best practices that were achieved in practical psychology. From the one hand, it allows us to see the music features in a new light, and from the other hand--to identify the ethnic psychology of the Kazakh nation. An important step in the study of the psychotherapeutic nature of the Kazakh traditional music was the analysis of shamans' syncretic ritual actions. We considered akyn and shaman's activities as a creative comprehension of the world, which records and reflects the reality, as well as bears creative, form-building beginning, developing and reflecting the variability of culture and the reality mediated by it. We relate to it a healing art that includes psychotechniques of hypnosis, techniques of trance, assumed by baqsy and society as an interaction with spirits. It was found out that musical relaxation had not just an emotional but an intellectual nature. In addition to aesthetic needs, ritual shamanic music ensured a sense of peace, helped to cope with pain and raised above the level of everyday life to the higher spheres.
Terminological Multifaceted Educational Dictionary of Active Type as a Possible Way of Special Discourse Presentation
Author: Fatkullina, Flyuza
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Dictionaries,Vocabulary,Fuels,Industry,Lexicography

The purpose of this article is to disclose the scientific basis of the author's academic terminological dictionary for future oil industry experts. Multifaceted terminological dictionary with several different entries is considered to be one of the possible ways to present a special discourse in the classroom. As a result of the study the authors conclude that there is a close interrelationship between the terminological picture of the world with the language picture of the individual's world which can be traced within complex representation of terminological vocabulary as an important component of specialist`s language picture of the world. Versatile presentation of terminological system of a certain sphere of knowledge will allow to consider various aspects of the term as a unit of special knowledge. A lexicographical model proposed by authors is designed to adequately encode terminological information into meta-language, easy to understand for students and sufficient for future oil industry professionals.
Education in the Knowledge Society: Genesis of Concept and Reality
Author: Karpov, Alexander O.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Knowledge Economy,Scientific Research,Creativity,Competence,Cognitive Processes,Industry,Epistemology,Educational Theories,School Business Relationship,Innovation,Labor,Education Work Relationship

The aim of the article is to define the content of theoretical ideas about education in the knowledge society in terms of the birth of its social reality. It is shown that the genesis of the concept of education in the knowledge society goes back to the period of 1950-1960s and is due to the emergence of new qualities of an industrial worker that the knowledge worker inherits. In 1957 P. Drucker (1957) formulated an idea of advanced training and in 1968 the principle of continuing education to train the knowledge worker. Their relation to the concept of distributed education by P. Drucker is revealed. It is stated that the key institutions of the knowledge society are university and school established on the principles of research training and related scientific and cognitive continuity. The concept of dynamic competence is defined; the relationship of creative learning with the reality of the knowledge society is shown. The analysis of fundamental contradictions of education in the knowledge society is given.
Problem of Determining the Chance (Casus) in Criminal Law
Author: Veresha, Roman V.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Criminal Law,Negligence,Definitions,Legislation,Foreign Countries

The article considers a concept of chance (casus) in criminal law and its main features. A definition of chance (casus) was analyzed as faultless causing of harm from a perspective of delimitation of the concept from carelessness in the form of criminal negligence. Particular attention is paid to the legislative definition of faultless causing of harm, which is found in criminal codes of foreign countries. Based on the study, the author has identified characteristic features of the chance (casus), which included: special form of mental attitude of a person to his deeds (the absence of such attitude), faultless causing of harm, absence of fault, objectively random effects, commission of acts that resulted in socially dangerous consequences by a person who has all the features of the perpetrator. The concept of chance (casus) in criminal law was determined and substantiated. A chance (casus) is faultless causing of harm by a person who has all the features of the perpetrator when committing an act that led to socially dangerous consequences when the person was not aware of and could not recognize socially dangerous consequences of his actions or did not foresee the possibility of socially dangerous consequences and circumstances and should not have or could not foresee them. As a result of research, the author proves the necessity of legislative regulation of chance (casus) in domestic criminal law, on the basis of which it is proposed to include Article 25-1 &quot;Chance (casus)&quot; in the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
Democracy in Kazakhstan: Historical Fiction or Reality
Author: Adilzhanov, Nurlykhan B.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Foreign Countries,Democracy,Political Issues,Global Approach,Democratic Values,Cultural Influences,Governance,Western Civilization

An important issue in the development of transitional societies at the present stage of historical development is the impact of &quot;global democracy&quot; system of government. Trends of such influence in the post-Soviet space, in particular, are becoming more tangible in the context of globalization and especially after the so-called &quot;color revolutions&quot; that took place in Georgia, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan and which, of course, led to violation of the existing social-political balance. The main problem that arises due to associated with the fact that global democracy is now replaced by the Americanization. On this basis there are no guarantees that the system of democratic values, which polarized American society, and could be a priority within the global community. Issues examined on the basis of the democratic potential of Kazakhstan. To ensure the democratization of the state governance system in Kazakhstan, it is expedient to establish clear rules of fairness, such as the creation by citizens, civil society, the exclusion of the state from the private sphere of interests, ensure the rule of law, civil initiatives and human rights. These are the main criteria by which developing Western civilization, and they may be adapted to the realities of the development of any type of society, especially Kazakh.
Training of Industrial Sphere Managers in a Specially Organized Education Environment
Author: Gorshenina, Margarita
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Industry,Administrators,Readiness,Teaching Methods,Management Development,Training,Competence,Surveys,Curriculum,Foreign Countries,Comparative Analysis,Correlation,Content Analysis

The professional activity of industrial sphere managers has an integrated character and includes managerial, economic and production activity. Due to this the structure of readiness of industrial sphere managers for professional activity is composed of three components: subject, reflexive and technological ones. The objective of this paper consists in providing grounds for the choice of means of forming the readiness for professional activity. As such means, the professionally oriented education environment is viewed, i.e. the total variety of pedagogical conditions and means of learning that reinforce the formation of readiness. The results of the experiment demonstrate the growth of parameters in the readiness component structure.
Subjects of the State within the Russian Federation: Constitutional and Legal Framework
Author: Tumanov, Dmitriy Yu.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Social Systems,Civil Rights,Personal Autonomy,Power Structure,Administrative Organization,History,Constitutional Law,Foreign Countries,Cultural Differences,Geographic Regions,Federal State Relationship

The purpose of this study is to analyze the modern problems of federalism in the Russian Federation. In particular, the article examines the main provisions of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, which regulate the legal status of subjects in the Russian Federation, their rights and responsibilities, limits of autonomy and differentiation principles of conducting and mutual delegation of powers between the Federal bodies and regional bodies of state power and administration. The study is based on methods, such as systematic, formal-logical, concrete-historical method of comparative legal analysis. The complexity of the provisions' implementation of the Constitution of Russia is dictated by several factors, one of which is the feature of formation and development of government forms. In our state, there are a lot of subjects with their national and cultural characteristics and distinctive history, significantly distinguishing the current situation--economic, political, and legal--of some subjects from others. This work deals with the topic of the legal status of republics (States) in Russia from the point of view of their characteristics as a state, relying primarily on provisions of the Russian Constitution and the constitutions of several subjects in Russia.
Value Orientations of Future Teachers-Researchers
Author: Botalova, Olga B.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Values,Teacher Researchers,Preservice Teachers,Student Attitudes

Values are keystones of society; they can vary depending on the professional activity. Teacher's values play an important role, since they directly affect the formation of knowledge of students. The paper presents the characteristics of one of the structural components of future teachers' active scientific position--pedagogic values such as &quot;goal&quot;, &quot;means&quot;, &quot;knowledge&quot;, &quot;attitude&quot;, &quot;quality&quot;. These values serve as an internal regulator, a guide of future teachers' behaviour, determine preference of aspirations and desires, and promote the transformation of the norms and ideals of personal beliefs and life principles. The methodological basis of the work consists of methods of analysis, synthesis and summarizes the experience of researchers, who have considered this problematic. A study of &quot;World Declaration on Higher Education for the Twenty-First Century&quot;, which was adopted in the course of an international conference under the auspices of UNESCO is of particular concern. Formation of competence and professionalism would be the consequence of inculcate of these values to future teachers. It will be easier to teacher to find a common language with the students; he/she will be able to increase their interest in science.
Criminal Liability for Illegal Actions Concerning Insider Information in the Republic of Kazakhstan
Author: Togaibaeva, Sholpan S.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Foreign Countries,Crime,Crime Prevention,Legal Responsibility,Confidentiality,Confidential Records,Information Security,Federal Regulation,Laws,Investment,Corporations,Classification,Punishment

The article considers the analysis of a crime under rule 230 of the Criminal code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (illegal actions in relation to insider information). The authors discuss the concept of insider information, the interpretation to the possibility of its misuse. A brief analysis of the object and the subject of insider information is provided, which serve securities, financial instruments, derivative financial instruments, and the approaches to their interpretation. A separate scientific classification of securities is given. The absence of a legislated list is emphasized. The content of the objective side is reviewed that lies in the restrictions on disposal and in the use of insider information. It is noted that insider information does not include information prepared on the basis of publicly available information or derived from media. The subject and the subjective side of the considered corpus delicti are allocated. The article discusses the European Union's approach to the legal regulation of market abuses, the establishment of strict administrative and criminal liability for insider dealing and market manipulation. The laws of some foreign countries on the subject are studied and suggestions for the improvement of certain provisions of the law are made.
Noxological Competence as a Basis for Professional Activities of Bachelor of Education in the Field of Health and Safety
Author: Stankevich, Petr V.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Bachelors Degrees,Instructional Materials,Competence,Experimental Groups,Control Groups,Foreign Countries,Professionalism,Learning Processes,Health Education,Safety Education

The article deals with a currently relevant issue of training Bachelors of Education in the field of Health and Safety. It presents the results of the research conducted by the authors from 2008 to 2015 that disclose the particularities of Bachelor training in Health and Safety based on the modular and noxological approaches. The system of teachers training in the field of Health and Safety is considered from the perspective of the ideas of competence as the basis of professionalism that enables to organize a learner-centered educational process. In accordance with the logic of scientific research on the organization of the efficient educational process of Bachelors of Education training in the field of Health and Safety, a training package (teaching materials) was suggested (a combination of the content, forms, methods and training resources) aimed at forming the subject and profile-oriented competencies where the core role is performed by noxological knowledge. This is based on introducing the key concepts of &quot;noxological competence&quot; and &quot;noxological activity&quot; into scientific use.
Live versus Video Observations: Comparing the Reliability and Validity of Two Methods of Assessing Classroom Quality
Author: Curby, Timothy W.
Date: 2016-12-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Video Technology,Observation,Comparative Analysis,Reliability,Validity,Correlation,Scores,Predictive Validity,Academic Achievement,Classroom Environment,Differences,Preschool Education,Preschool Children,Preschool Teachers,Classroom Observation Techniques

When conducting classroom observations, researchers are often confronted with the decision of whether to conduct observations live or by using pre-recorded video. The present study focuses on comparing and contrasting observations of live and video administrations of the Classroom Assessment Scoring System-PreK (CLASS-PreK). Associations between versions, mean differences, reliability, and predictive validity were examined. Results generally indicated high correlations between versions. Video codes were slightly lower on average than live codes. Reliability was generally acceptable in terms of Cronbach's alpha, but multigroup confirmatory factor models suggested some differences between observation types. Finally, CLASS scores based on each observation type indicated some predictive validity of children's academic achievement, but no observation type was uniformly better. The discussion focuses on why the codes might differ and the implications of those differences.
Social Filters in Assessing Higher Education Services Market
Author: Shkurkin, Anatoly
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Foreign Countries,Higher Education,Social Influences,Economic Factors,Labor Market,College Role

The main goal of this work is to reveal social filters in the system of assessing the higher education services market. On the basis of the institutional interpretation of market relations, mechanisms and features of asymmetries formation in the educational services market are investigated. The role of the institutional environment ensuring processes of the man inclusion in the market relations was determined. The conceptual provisions aimed at the social filters theory development and the possibility of their use in the higher education services market operation in the region were justified. The institutional interpretation of higher education services market. Conceptually, from the neoclassical economics viewpoint, any market can be presented as a price mechanism for supply and demand regulation, providing a balance through free competition between independent and rational market participants. Such an understanding of the market causes more and more debates and stimulates many alternative models design. The orthodox neoclassical theory was subjected to the most consistent criticism by the institutionalism, which resulted in developing the original independent economic theory. The most important difference between institutionalism and neoclassical theory is in the interpretation of the economic processes' organization and regulation mechanisms.
Formation of Intercultural Identity in Children of Nothern People in a Multilingual Context
Author: Ivanova, Alena V.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Multilingualism,Self Concept,Indigenous Populations,Elementary School Students,Multicultural Education,Geographic Regions,Foreign Countries,Textbook Content,Content Analysis,Minority Groups,Language Maintenance,Cultural Maintenance,Native Language

The article is devoted to the formation of linguocultural identity among indigenous children in a multilingual context that is of particular relevance in connection with the linguistic and cultural problems of minority peoples of the North. The aim of this work is to reveal the contents of textbooks on the subjects &quot;Culture of indigenous peoples of the North&quot; and &quot;Technology&quot; for children of primary school age as a component of the basic educational program, forming ethnic, regional, civic linguocultural identity. These tutorials are aimed at preserving native language and culture of the Northern peoples. The article considers different approaches of foreign researchers to the concepts of forms of identity that are appropriate to the age peculiarities. Research findings are important and confirmed by the results of scientific research in the field of ethno-cultural, language and multicultural education of indigenous minorities of the North, held at the Institute of National Schools of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia).
The Consistency of Lyric Artistic Thinking
Author: Abramzon, Tatiana E.
Date: 2016-00-00
Type: Journal Articles
Subjects: Poetry,Authors,Creative Thinking,Poets,Systems Approach,Reliability

In contemporary literary studies one can clearly observe the process of different interpretation of former approaches to literary works and artistic legacy of some outstanding authors. The attention of scientists is focused on such categories that can contribute to the reconstruction of a complete picture of the writing career of an individual author or a specific period in the literary development of the country. One of these categories is an artistic thinking. Analysis of the artistic thinking allows us to study the works of the poet as a living dynamic system, paying attention to both the specific elements and their relationships. By selecting the concept &quot;artistic thinking&quot; out of other synonyms and categorizing it, we show absolutely different possibilities for the analysis of such difficult to interpret phenomena as cognitive processes and their reflection in pieces of writing. Such processes can't be found in rationally oriented epic genres. We offer a kind of &quot;matrix&quot; of studying systematic artistic thinking that can be applied in the analysis of poetic worlds of different authors. This approach is seen to be productive and is recommended to be used by other literary critics as a possible way to get objective results while studying lyrics and lyrical systems.