2020
DOI: 10.32999/2663-970x/2020-4-5
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Research of features of manifestation of junior schoolchild’s egotism in communication with peers

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“…state in their research that it is essential to form conscious understanding of cognitive-linguistic processes for effective socialization of adolescents that allow mastering soft skills which determine the creative potential of a man. At the same time, I. H. Radul, O. V. Hundarenko and M. M. Kowalczyk (2020) write that egotism of a student reflects "ego" of the person and actualizes the desire to present oneself to society by using a set of creative tools. In studying the processes of imagination and creativity of an individual, researchers W. Jing-Jyi and D. L. Albanese (2013) place special emphasis on the introduction of creativity in academic programs in all educational institutions which, in their opinion, is the basis for child's personality development.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…state in their research that it is essential to form conscious understanding of cognitive-linguistic processes for effective socialization of adolescents that allow mastering soft skills which determine the creative potential of a man. At the same time, I. H. Radul, O. V. Hundarenko and M. M. Kowalczyk (2020) write that egotism of a student reflects "ego" of the person and actualizes the desire to present oneself to society by using a set of creative tools. In studying the processes of imagination and creativity of an individual, researchers W. Jing-Jyi and D. L. Albanese (2013) place special emphasis on the introduction of creativity in academic programs in all educational institutions which, in their opinion, is the basis for child's personality development.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%