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Authors: Maryna Halkevych, Olga Kovalenko, Natalya Kovalenko

Paper Title: Estimation Methods of Cost of Competitiveness Potential of a Transport Enterprise

Abstract: The article deals with a methodological approach to the cost estimation of competitiveness potential

of a transport enterprise. The sequence of estimation of competitiveness potential of a transport enterprise is

suggested to be carried out in several stages. A competitive status of the transport enterprise is defined at the first

stage by means of a construction of competitiveness matrix. The competitiveness coefficient of transportation

service is defined at the second stage. Then competitiveness of all services of transport enterprise is analyzed and the average value of competitiveness of all transport and related services is obtained by means of defining

the estimation. Having defined the indicators of competitiveness and the cost of transport enterprise, we estimate

market cost of competitiveness potential appropriately. At the next stage of the analysis of efficiency of control

of competitiveness potential it is necessary to estimate achievement of development aims and strategic plan of

the transport enterprise. In order to estimate the development efficiency and competences implementation and

competitive advantages in terms of the market we use traditional approach to the analysis of efficiency according

to the effect and cost of the resources spent for its obtaining.

Keyword: competitiveness coefficient, appropriately.

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Economic Sciences / Kharkiv State University of Economics H., 2001. – 20p.,

2. Dubovik NV 2012. Evaluation of the competitiveness of enterprises service activities in maritime transport// The development of

management methods and economic activity on transport -№ 4 (41), 2012 – P.166-186

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Japanese Society for Quality Control.– 1984.– № 14(2).– April.– P. 39 – 48, р. 44

4. Kirchata ІМ 2007. Evaluation competitive potential in the management competitiveness of enterprises: Author's abstract dissertation

candidate of Economic Sciences Priazovsky State Technical University. - M., 2007. – 23p.

5. Mikhailenko ОV 2013. Theoretical basis of determining the competitive potential of enterprise Journal of ONU I.I. Mechnikov, 2013.

Vol. 2/1. - Р.48-52

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– Vol. 20, № 6. -Р. 86-92.

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State Economic and Technological University of Transport. A series «Economics and Management». - K .: DETUT 2013 - Vol. 26-P.

207-211.

8. Zorina OI, Syvolovska OV 2013. Evaluation competitiveness of transport services// Journal of transport economy and Industry. - № 42,

2013 – P. 288-292

9. Fig. 1. The process of estimating competitiveness potential* developed by the author.

10. Table 1. Criteria for resources optimization in the process of efficiency estimation of competitiveness potential control at transport

enterprise.

11. Vovk OM 2013. Methodical toolkit valuation of cost potential of enterprise income approach// Collection of scientific papers of the

State Economic and Technological University of Transport. A series «Economics and Management». - K .: DETUT 2013 - Vol. 26-P.

207-211.

12. Volosova VO, Petukhov ОM 2014. The impact of competitiveness on formation potential enterprise// Scientific papers of NUFT 2014.

– Vol. 20, № 6. -Р. 86-92.

13. Mikhailenko ОV 2013. Theoretical basis of determining the competitive potential of enterprise Journal of ONU I.I. Mechnikov, 2013.

Vol. 2/1. - Р.48-52

14. Kano Noriaki, Nobuhiku Seraku, Fumio Takahashi, Shinichi Tsuji 1984. Attractive quality and must-be quality // Journal of the

Japanese Society for Quality Control.– 1984.– № 14(2).– April.– P. 39 – 48, р. 44

15. Dubovik NV 2012. Evaluation of the competitiveness of enterprises service activities in maritime transport// The development of

management methods and economic activity on transport -№ 4 (41), 2012 – P.166-186

16. Fig. 1. The process of estimating competitiveness potential* developed by the author.

17. Table 1. Criteria for resources optimization in the process of efficiency estimation of competitiveness potential control at transport

enterprise.

18. Zorina OI, Syvolovska OV 2013. Evaluation competitiveness of transport services// Journal of transport economy and Industry. - № 42,

2013 – P. 288-292

19. Bondarenko GS 2001. Management of competitiveness of a road transport enterprise Author's abstract dissertation candidate of

Economic Sciences / Kharkiv State University of Economics H., 2001. – 20p.,

20. Kirchata ІМ 2007. Evaluation competitive potential in the management competitiveness of enterprises: Author's abstract dissertation

candidate of Economic Sciences Priazovsky State Technical University. - M., 2007. – 23p.

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2.

Authors: Nataliia Senenko, Anna Chechel, Valentyna Kirsanova

Paper Title: Soil and Groundwater Ecological State Feature and Benefits of Newly Created Teaching

Methodology

Abstract: The methodology of the study of the soil and ground water ecological state, consisting of a complex

of experimental research and analytical calculations, was developed and presented. The complete cycle of

techniques is presented with a demonstration of examples of an analysis of actual soil and groundwater samples,

selected in one locality. To determine the content of other components of groundwater, the analytical-calculation

method has been applied. The presented cycle of pedagogical methods provides an opportunity to teach students

of ecology to master the methods of experimental study of the ecological state of soil and ground water, while

receiving the skills of analytical and accounting character and carrying out scientific research work. The

methodology allows to quickly and accurately determine the actual environmental state of the main components

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of the environment. In addition to these advantages, the presented methodology can be applied in any chemical

laboratory without the use of expensive equipment. At the same time, the integrated methodology contains the

main key recommendations for land management. The developed methodology is useful not only in the

educational system of ecologists, land managers, but also for the training of specialists in all branches of the

agro-industrial complex with the need to study soil and groundwater, such as agriculture and oil and gas

extraction complex.

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Kondor.

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3.

Authors: Andrii Holod, Andrii Shevchuk, Oryslava Korkuna

Paper Title: Modernization Principles of the Dual Education System Development in Hotel and Restaurant

Business

Abstract: The paper deals with the methodological principles of the dual education development in the hotel

and restaurant business considering the modernization paradigm. The preconditions for the formation of dual

education systems in different countries suggest that such an approach should be more appropriately applied to

practically oriented specialties. Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of existing dual education systems

offers an opportunity to suggest ways to modernize them in the conditions of the information society

development. The paper proposes a system of principles (general and specific) on which the cooperation of higher education institutions and hotel and restaurant business should be based. The stages and methodological

approaches to the analysis of hotel and restaurant business modernization processes in the context of the

formation of a dual education system are substantiated.

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2. Castells M 1997. The End of the Millennium, The Information Age: Economy, Society and Culture. Cambridge, MA; Oxford, UK:

Blackwell.

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2019).

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of Regional Tourism Systems: Theory, Methodology, and Guarantee Problems]. Lviv: LSUPC.

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998.

8. Schultz TW 1960. Capital Formation by Education. Journal of Political Economy, 6. 571–583.

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Systems: Theory, Methodology, Practice of Innovative Development]. Lviv: Institute for Regional Studies of the NAS of Ukraine.

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Cooperative Education, 24(2-3). 120–124.

4.

Authors: Oleksandra Marusheva, Yurii Prav

Paper Title: Features of Non-Tariff Regulation of Construction Products Market in Ukraine

Abstract: The article deals with the issue of state regulation over the construction products industry. Analysis

resulted in the identification of two main forms of regulation: tariff and non-tariff regulation. Global practices

show the effectiveness of non-tariff regulation in the construction industry. Being a WTO member, Ukraine has

to implement the legal framework of non-tariff regulation, in regards to those aspects contributing to compliance

with the rating and standards of the European Union to ensure the quality of products. The main objective of

non-tariff market regulation is to ensure the quality of finished products, environmental protection, health and

safety of life. The national system of regulation, including technical rate-setting of the construction products

manufacturing must comply with the international documents ratified by Ukraine. The article analyzes the

domestic legal framework and proposes an algorithm for designing a national system of non-tariff regulation in accordance with international rules and standards.

Keyword: Public Administration. Public Administration Mechanisms. Construction. Construction Products

Market. Non-Tariff Regulation References:

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by international technical assistance projects (programs). Scientific Bulletin of Polissia. 1: 134-139 .

4. Nepomnyashchyy OM 2017. Institutional and functional component of ensuring the investment project implementation in

Ukraine. Scientific Bulletin of Polissia. 2: 90-96. DOI: 10.25140/2410-9576-2017-1-2(10)-90-96

5. Nepomnyashchyy OM, Medvedchuk OV, Lahunova IA 2018. Foreign experience in the regulation of construction activities. In:

The Development of Public Administration System in Ukraine. Kharkiv: NAPA Publishing House, Issue 3 (62). pp. 188-

196.

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2019).

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Economy, 175: 429-434.

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11. Romanenko YO, Chaplai IV 2016. The system of marketing communications in the mechanisms of public administration. Actual

Problems of Economy, 4: 69-78.

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the system of public administration. Actual Problems of Economy, 6: 102-109.

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5.

Authors: Tetiana Kniazieva, Hanna Radchenko, Anna Shevchenko

Paper Title: The Transnational Corporations’ Activities and Their Impact on the Development of the Ukrainian

Consumer Market: The Globalization Aspect

Abstract: The paper deals with the methodological principles of the dual education development in the hotel

and restaurant business taking into account the modernization paradigm. The preconditions for the formation of

dual education systems in different countries suggest that such an approach should be more appropriately

applied to practically oriented specialties. Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of existing dual education systems offers an opportunity to suggest ways to modernize them in the conditions of the information

society development. The paper proposes a system of principles (general and specific) on which the cooperation

of higher education institutions and hotel and restaurant business should be based. The stages and

methodological approaches to the analysis of hotel and restaurant business modernization processes in the

context of the formation of a dual education system are substantiated.

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Keyword: concept, cooperative education, foundations, hospitality industry, system

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2. CASTELLS M 1997. THE END OF THE MILLENNIUM, THE INFORMATION AGE: ECONOMY, SOCIETY AND CULTURE. CAMBRIDGE, MA;

OXFORD, UK: BLACKWELL.

3. EAMES C, CATES C 2011. THEORIES OF LEARNING IN COOPERATIVE AND WORK-INTEGRATED EDUCATION. INTERNATIONAL HANDBOOK

FOR COOPERATIVE AND WORK-INTEGRATED EDUCATION: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES OF THEORY, RESEARCH AND PRACTICE. 2. 41–

52.

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[SAFETY AND SECURITY OF REGIONAL TOURISM SYSTEMS: THEORY, METHODOLOGY, AND GUARANTEE PROBLEMS]. LVIV: LSUPC.

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Authors: Kostyantyn Serdukov, Angelika Krutova, Oksana Nesterenko

Paper Title: Praxeological Components of Biotech Companies’ Corporate Control Systems Integrated

Assessment

Abstract: This study is aimed at development of the theoretical foundations corporate control systems

modeling for biotech companies.Methods. The article uses the data about specialties of Ukrainian partnerships in

biotech industry corporate control distribution. These data are processed by analytical alignment. Achievement

of the objectives is carried out with help of general and special research methods, namely: dialectical approach,

analysis and synthesis, systematization and generalization Results. It is proved that the biotechnology market is

the most dynamically growing segment of the "new economy" that requires special attention from the

mechanism of corporate control implementation and distribution. Research presents the mechanism of leveling

corporate conflicts situations, distributed according with the levels of the partnership’s architectural model. The appropriateness of expanding the corporate control mechanism motivational component by means of reflexive

management tools has been developed. The scheme of integrating reflexive management tools into the

component of information provision of the mechanism of corporate control is determined. Conclusions. The

material presented in the article has a practical significance because, according to the results of the study

proposed mechanism allows to direct reflexive influence on formation among stakeholders a proper vision of

corporate control system architecture and content of its elements.

Keyword: corporate control, corporate relations, corporate rights packages, corporate security, partnership,

strategic management

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Authors: N.M. Myronenko, O.O. Stephan, L.O. Kozhura

Paper Title: Ways to Resolve Global Problem of Collection, Conveyance and Disposal of Hazardous Medical

Wastes in Ukraine

Abstract: This scientific paper studies the procedure and specific aspects of collection, conveyance and

disposal of hazardous medical wastes in Ukraine. Drawing on analysis of the state of matters in the sphere of

collection, conveyance and disposal of hazardous medical wastes in Ukraine, we proposed effective ways to

resolve this problem. With a view to improve the procedure for collection, conveyance and disposal of hazardous medical wastes in Ukraine, we proposed, firstly, to strengthen public control over the state

procurement with the help of “DoZor public”, an online platform, where everyone can provide a feedback to a

state customer or supplier, society or law enforcement authorities regarding the conducted procurement

procedure, discuss and evaluate the terms of a particular purchase, and analyze purchases of a particular

customer. Secondly, insufficient control by the state also provokes emergence of such situations. In this context,

it is expedient to lift the moratorium on inspections of business entities by the controlling bodies. It has been

established that the main sources of generation of pharmaceutical and medical wastes in Ukraine are: medical

waste from hospitals, health centers, health resorts, outpatient clinics, etc.; materials from laboratories and

pharmaceutical manufacturing enterprises; tissues and body parts from surgical theaters; expired drug products;

medical devices; leftover medicines in the form of liquid medicines, pills, solutions, etc. in a household setting;

waste from pharmacies, pharmacy branches and pharmacy kiosks; packaging materials from drug products, etc. The author has investigated the main methods employed for destruction of poor-quality drugs in the form of

solid products, powders (pills, capsules, granules, powders for injection), semisolid drugs (creams, gels,

ointments) by means of encapsulation, inertization or high-temperature incineration.

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8.

Authors: Alyeksyenko Iryna, Skyba Eleonora, Margulov Arthur

Paper Title: Biosafety and Bioethics Are the Ground of Modern Biotechnologies Development

Abstract: This article summarizes different points of view in the context of scientific discussion on biosafety and the

legal regulation of biotechnology use by states. The legal regulation of biotechnology, as a rapidly developing branch of science, concerns, first and foremost, activities related to the development, use and transfer of technologies for the use of living organisms. The main purpose of this study is to verificate the need to develop a mechanism that, according to the authors, will be able to implement the state biosafety policy based on the development of certain standards by international organizations and that will serve as a platform for the formation of international biomedical law, through integration principles of bioethics into biomedical relations.

Object. The object of research is the norms of international law in the sphere of international legal regulation of the use of

modern biotechnology through the lens of bioethics.

Material and methods. The methodological basis of the research is comparative legal, dialectical, historical legal, comparative, and other research methods.

Results. As a result of the analysis of scientific sources and approaches to solving this problem, evidence of the need for a comprehensive study of the existing scientific array to highlight bioethics has been obtained, and therefore biosafety, as an independent scientific direction in the context of modern legal biotechnology research and as part of the national security of

the state.

Scientific novelty. The scientific novelty of this study consists in conducting comprehensive comparative analysis of the process of formation of legal norms for the protection of human rights. These norms are contained in existing international agreements on the development of biotechnology, from the point of bioethics as a component of state biosafety. Thus, the practical sphere of implementation of the results of this study is a modern international lawmaking process that must adequately reflect the most important aspects of the application of modern biotechnology by the states of the international community. These important aspects must form the basis of the international biomedical law and the Code of Bioethics.

Moreover, the authors make no claims a comprehensive analysis of the problem posed in their work, since many important aspects need further study.

Keyword: biotechnology, genetic engineering, biosafety, human rights, global problem, legal guarantees.

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9.

Authors: Yurii P. Burylo, Sergii Y. Vavzhenchuk, Mariia V. Protsyshen

Paper Title: Protection of Healthcare Workers’ Rights by Trade Unions and Biological Hazards in Ukraine

Abstract: The article deals with the issues of protecting the labor rights of healthcare workers by trade unions.

In particular, special attention is paid to the doctrinal and legal foundations of protecting the labor rights of

medical professionals by trade unions as well as the legal regulation of trade unions’ activities, their rights and

duties aimed at the execution of labor rights protection function in healthcare sector. It is also emphasized that

there is a great need to improve the protection of healthcare workers’ rights in the light of numerous biological

hazards in the healthcare sector. By the means of system analysis, historical and comparative methods a number

of gaps and inconsistencies in the current Ukrainian legislation concerning the powers of trade unions and the

rights healthcare workers have been revealed. Ways to improve this legislation by addressing those gaps and

inconsistencies have been suggested.

Keyword: labor rights of healthcare workers, protection of healthcare workers’ labor rights, trade unions in

healthcare sector, powers of trade unions, biological hazards.

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Authors: O.O. Bakalinska, Yu. Y. Atamanova, O. P. Orliuk

Paper Title: International Experience of using Parallel Imports to Ensure the Accessibility of Drugs

Abstract: The issue of IP rights protection of goods transferred through customs borders, in particular,

medicinal products, became topical with the development of international trade. That is why there are many

discussions on the parallel import and use of the rights expiration concept in the framework of modern

integration processes. The article defines and discloses the features of the use of parallel import measures in the

markets of original medicines and generics in different countries of the world and ways of ensuring fair

competition in the specified markets; it also analyzes measures to stop anti-competitive behavior. The author also proves that parallel importing issues have not been properly resolved yet. Typically, parallel import matters

are considered in terms of counterfeit products or the use of unfair competition in international trade. The

problem of parallel imports is important not only in relation to a trademark use, but also in relation to the use of

other types of intellectual property, inventions, etc. The approach of legislators and judicial practice to the

prohibition or permission of parallel imports depends on the following factors: the ratio of interests of consumers

of goods and intellectual property holders; commitments made in accordance with international treaties, both in

the field of free trade (creation of a single market) and in the field of protection of intellectual property rights.

Keyword: medicinal products, generics, replaceability, patent protection, licensing, compensation,

competition. References: 1. Report to Research Paper “International Experience of Original Medicines and Generic Markets”. Center for Comprehensive Resea rch

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11.

Authors: Tkalenko Nataliia, Shestakovska Tetiana , Zelisko Inna

Paper Title: Mechanism of Commercialization of Innovative Technologies in the Agroindustrial Sector

Abstract: In today's highly competitive, dynamic and volatile conditions, the agroindustrial sector is able to

successfully operate in the market and take leadership positions to a large extent by developing and

commercializing innovations. The purpose of the article is to study the scientific and applied principles of the

development of commercialization of innovations in the agrarian sector in Ukraine as a direction of support of

its leadership positions in the world market of agrarian products. As a result of theoretical generalization and

comparison of the leading scholars’ views, the own approach has been substantiated to determine the content of the commercialization of innovations. Through systematic analysis, the current state of innovation activity in the

agroindustrial sector is analyzed and the tasks important for the present day are necessary to ensure the process

of commercialization of innovations.The prospect of changing the relationship between of higher education

sectors, agroindustrial sector, the government sector and the civil society sector as the elements of the Quadruple

Helix model are substantiated. The forms and methods for the commercialization of innovations in the agrarian

sector have been identified on the basis of the use of strategic and structural-functional analysis methods. The

conceptual approach to the formation of the mechanism of commercialization of innovative technologies in the

agrarian sector of Ukraine is proposed, the typical stages of implementation of the mechanism are determined.

The necessity of improving the infrastructure of the scientific and educational sphere in the direction of

commercialization of innovations in the agro-industrial sector is substantiated.

Keyword: commercialization; agrarian sector; innovative technologies; mechanism; Quadruple Helix model;

commercialization center. References: 1. Gideon D., Markman, Donald S. Siegel, Mike Wright (2008) Markman Research and Technology Commercialization. Journal of

Management Studies. 45:8:1401-1423.

2. McCoy A. (2008) Concurrent Commercialization and New-Product Adoption for Construction Products. «The construction and

building research conference of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors» COBRA 2008). Dr. Ralph Badinelli, Dr. C. Theodore

Koebel, Dr. Walid Thabet. Dublin Institute of Technology, Dublin, 4:5.

3. Pushkarenko A.B. (2004) Commercialization of scientific and technical developments as a constituent element of the innovation

activities of scientific and educational institutions. Bulletin of the Tomsk Polytechnic University. 3: 137-141.

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http://www.minagro.gov.ua/en/node/25504

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8. Mazur I. (2013) Commercialization of scientific developments as a factor of competitive development of entrepreneurship. Bulletin of Taras

Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. No. 148. P.245-251.

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Сhеrnіhіv: СNUT, 169-172

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Authors: Varynskyi Vladyslav

Paper Title: Health-Saving Technologies in the Context of Globalization

Abstract: The article raises problems of the value of human life and health in the context of globalization.

Health is defined as the starting point for human self-realization and is viewed from the point of view of the 63-67

philosophy of prevention and protection. The new paradigm of axiological perception of a person in the unity of

his physical characteristics and spiritual coordinates represents the problems of human health, quality of life,

opportunities and life expectancy as priorities for social development and public policy, which determines the

relevance of theoretical significance and practical development of this problem, the need for comprehensive

research in medicine. philosophy, sociology, law and education; improvement of methodological and

organizational approaches to the preservation of health, its formation and development.

The decline of public health in modern realities necessitated the study of effective mechanisms to increase its

level.

This article has identified and analyzed technologies that preserve human health. Attention is focused on a

healthy lifestyle and motor activity. Provides statistics related to human health and physical activity. Lack of physical activity is considered an important factor in causing noncommunicable diseases.

A large role in the formation of a positive attitude to their health is played by international projects aimed at

solving the problem of insufficient physical activity. The article discusses the most interesting technologies

aimed at overcoming physical inactivity. Revealed their positive dynamics. Effective Ukrainian strategies are

also emphasized.

The study showed that health-saving technologies are prevention and protection technologies that ensure the

psycho-physiological safety of a person. They embody strategies aimed at preserving and promoting health and

developing a healthy lifestyle. Presented in medical, educational, political and humanitarian discourses. Are a

condition for the development and self-regulation of personality.

These studies have shown that the formation of requirements for maintaining a healthy lifestyle is an important

social task of medicine, philosophy, sociology, pedagogy and other branches of human knowledge, each

individually perceived person and the whole society. In this regard, an integrated approach to its solution.

Keyword: globalization, axiological parameters of health, philosophy of prevention and protection, health-

saving technologies, physical activity.

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(2012). Correlates of physical activity: why are some people physically active and others not? The Lancet, 380(9838), 258-271.

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tekhniki. 1. [In Russian]

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(2012). Global physical activity levels: surveillance progress, pitfalls, and prospects. The lancet, 380(9838), 247-257.

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worldwide. The Lancet, 384(9942), 471-472.

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znachenie.html [In Russian].

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managers of health care organizations. Risk management and healthcare policy, 2, 35.

7. Lee, I. M., Shiroma, E. J., Lobelo, F., Puska, P., Blair, S. N., Katzmarzyk, P. T., & Lancet Physical Activity Series Working Group.

(2012). Effect of physical inactivity on major non-communicable diseases worldwide: an analysis of burden of disease and life

expectancy. The lancet, 380(9838), 219-229.

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content/uploads/2016/09/Motivation-and-Personality-A.H.Maslow.pdf

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10. Natsionalʹna stratehiya z ozdorovchoyi rukhovoyi aktyvnosti v Ukrayini na period do 2025 roku "Rukhova aktyvnistʹ - zdorovyy sposib

zhyttya - zdorova natsiya" 42/2016 vid 09.02.2016 URL: https://zakon.rada.gov.ua/laws/show/42/2016#n14 [In Ukrainian].

11. Nestle. URL: https://www.nestle.ua/nutrition/healthy-rules/move [In Ukrainian].

12. Plan zakhodiv shchodo realizatsiyi Natsionalʹnoyi stratehiyi z ozdorovchoyi rukhovoyi aktyvnosti v Ukrayini na period do 2025 roku

“Rukhova aktyvnistʹ - zdorovyy sposib zhyttya - zdorova natsiya” na 2019 rik 541-2018-r vid 26.07.2018 URL:

https://zakon.rada.gov.ua/laws/show/541

13. Vetkov, N. Ye. (2016). Zdorov'ye cheloveka kak tsennost' i yego opredelyayushchiye faktory. Nauka-2020, (5 (11)). URL:

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URL: https://www.who.int/governance/eb/who_constitution_ru.pdf

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13.

Authors: Olexander Krupchan, Andrii Hryniak, Mariana Pleniuk.

Paper Title: Methodical Specifics of Teaching Private Law in Higher Educational Institution of Ukraine

Abstract: In the article, the educational process is considered as an intellectual, creative activity in the field

of higher education and science, which is aimed at increasing and using the knowledge of the learners. Attention is drawn to the fact that private law should contain all the latest approaches to the modernization of European

society.

The educational process nowadays has on the aim two aspects: 1) education as system purposeful activity of

departments, which provide of transferring to students’ scientific knowledge and forming individual qualities; 2)

science as learning activity of students. In view of this, the activity of the teacher should be not only in the

design of the discipline, and in particular in its management. After all, the assimilation of any educational

subject, including private (civil) law, the way of the presentation of lecture material means the consistent

development of skills from such blocks of constituent systems as basic, methodological, general,

interdisciplinary, objective, etc.

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It is noted that the goal of modernizing the teaching of civilized disciplines, in particular private (civil) law, in

the context of the reform of higher legal education in Ukraine should be aimed at: a) the development of

international legal education in connection with the development of educational plans, programs and other

components of education aimed at integrating modern legal education into the world of educational space; b)

encouraging the manifestation of individual scientific and practical activity among students in the analysis of

normative legal acts, jurisprudence, discussion of identified problems under the direction of a lector, etc; c)

stimulating the work of legal clinics and attracting as many students as possible to its work; d) creation of an

effective system of postgraduate training, advanced training of legal personnel, retraining, etc.; e) improvement of social protection of participants in the educational process at the expense of direct non-centralized financing

of higher educational institutions; f) creation of a system of funds for the support of legal education, social

protection of legal education and student youth, etc.

Keyword: private law, methodology, teaching, education, science, educational process.

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Authors: Tkachenko Nataliia, Vyhovska Valentyna, Boldova Antonina

Paper Title: The Influence of Globalization Processes on Transformation of Financial Mediation

Abstract: The theoretical analysis and conceptual approaches to the clarification of the definition of

"globalization" have been formulated, and the meaningful interpretation of the concepts of "globalization",

"internationalization" and "international economic integration" has been presented. The main directions of

globalization processes and their influence on the development of financial mediation have been investigated.

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Authors: Bobrovnyk Svitlana, Shevchenko Anatolij, Didych Taras.

Paper Title: Forms of Modern Lawmaking in the System of a Theoretical and Applied Paradigm of Law

Knowledge

Abstract: In article authors established relevance of scientific knowledge of forms of modern lawmaking as

special communicative and institutional model of emergence and development of law. High level of relevance of 78-82

scientific knowledge of forms of modern lawmaking of the system of a theoretical and applied paradigm of law

knowledge proved. The expediency of allocation of forms of modern lawmaking proved. Based on

generalization of forms of modern lawmaking their characteristic as a law knowledge subject component is

specified.

The doctrinal form of lawmaking can be characterize within the following provisions. It is noted that forms of

modern lawmaking are the category designating: first, the spatial component, that is characterizes (reflects)

external manifestation, a certain model, a stamp of the studied phenomenon; secondly, the substantial

component as covers regularities of content of formation of law, includes the system of its elements and features of interaction between them; thirdly, an organizational component which is based on understanding of a form as

special means of the organization of content of lawmaking. It is proved that based on this complex

understanding of forms of modern lawmaking, it is expedient to continue a research of its theoretical and

practical aspects.

Keyword: lawmaking, formations of law, lawmaking form, current state of lawmaking, law knowledge.

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Authors: Natalia I. Zykun, Olena P. Kalyta , Ihor Koziura

Paper Title: Economic Journalism as a Modern Educational Trend

Abstract: The article deals with peculiarities of the process of training economic journalists in the context

of contemporary educational challenges and trends. On the basis of generalization of modern Ukrainian media

practices, systematization and interpretation of scientific researches, related to the topic of the article, analysis of

educational programs and curricula of institutions of higher education, the authors argue the justification and

expediency of the specialization "economic journalism" on the problem-thematic principle.

The content of the concept ‘economic journalism’ is defined in terms of functional purposefulness, attention is

focused on its expressive analyticity. The tasks of the economic segment of Ukrainian journalism are formulated under conditions of deepening democratization processes and development of civil society.

The disadvantages of this segment of media discourse are determined (focus on narrow audience, superficiality

and unprofessional performance of the coverage of economic issues, selectivity, fragmentation of the media

picture of the economic sphere of social activity, etc.). The topicality of specialized training of economic

journalists, in particular – and in combination with other subject areas – is emphasized. Content components of

economic journalists training is defined as a combination of actual journalistic and economic blocks of

knowledge and the involvement of data on processes in related social sectors. Methodological principles, such

as: practical orientation, integration nature, use of interactive teaching methods, design technology; effective

forms of organization of the process of training journalists of economic specialization (e.g. master classes,

different types of practice); work on complex creative projects (television, radio, press, internet, photo projects,

etc.) are formulated.

Keyword: journalistic specialization, problem-thematic specialization of a journalist, economic journalism, journalistic

education, project activity. References: 1. , L., Romanishin, Y. (2014). Economic topics in the Ukrainian regional media space. Visnyk Knyzhkovoi Palaty [Bulletin of the Book

Chamber]. Vol. 2. Pp. 1–3.

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Authors: Sofiia Lykhova, Iryna Ustynova, Olga Husar, Iryna Tolkachova.

Paper Title: Topical Issues of Criminal Liability of Medical or Pharmaceutical Workers under the Criminal

Code of Ukraine (Article 140 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine)

Abstract: The issues of Improper protection of rights and legal interests of the patients due to improper

performance of professional duties by a medical or pharmaceutical worker are considered. In particular,

problems arising during the application of the norm of criminal liability for specified socially dangerous acts are

considered. At the same time, cases of serious consequences to the patient's life and health due to a medical error

or actions of medical or pharmaceutical workers committed in the absence of fault are considered although they

result in the death of the patient or other grave consequences. Particular attention is paid to iatrogenic mental illness, caused by improper professional activity of the medical workers and peculiarities of the psyche of the

patients. Particular attention is paid to the study of the practice of the European Court of Human Rights

regarding the legal guarantee of the right to life in Ukraine in the context of criminal proceedings. Ukraine is a

party to virtually all international human rights treaties. It imposes on it the obligation to adhere to European

norms in the field of human protection. The need for comparative study of laws and effectiveness of their

application at the present stage of society's development is due to the process of globalization affecting today not

only economic and political processes but also the process of lawmaking. This requires the lawyers of different

countries to join in the development of the theoretical foundations of lawmaking to formulate in the aggregate

knowledge about the effect of laws based on world legal traditions and experience of the separate states. The

complex structure of the health care organizations has led to the need for new models of healthcare professionals

to ensure the quality of care and patient safety. In the current situation, patient safety is one of the new

challenges faced by the medical students in undergraduate and postgraduate education. This involves incorporating a patient safety culture into curricula, in particular for the doctors and other health care

professionals. The scientific article is aimed at solving the issues of criminal law protection as the rights of

people in need of the medical services as well as medical and pharmaceutical workers who provide these

services.

Keyword: medicine, pharmaceutical worker, patient, disease, medical error, service, aid.

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Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery Nurses. Journal of Patient Safety. Volume 15, Issue 1, 1 March 2019, Pages 1-6. DOI:

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18. Scientific and Practical Commentary of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. Kyiv, 2018.

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Authors: Buryk Zoriana, Orliv Mariana , Kаren Ismailov

Paper Title: Trends and Determinants of Lifelong Learning: Regional Differences in Europe

Abstract: The article analyzes lifelong learning indicators and trends in 33 European countries (EU

member countries as well as Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Macedonia and Serbia) based on Eurostat and World

Bank data for 2002-2017. The problems of determining qualitative indicators of lifelong learning as well as

monitoring and analysis of learning outcomes are revealed. The necessity for the creation of countries’ own

information systems, in which the data are detailed by age and gender, types of education, learning and

development methods is substantiated.

The correlation analysis of the following quantitative indicators is carried out: early leavers from education

and training, tertiary educational attainment, young people neither in employment nor in education and training,

employment rates of recent graduates, adult participation in learning, formal and non-formal education and

training participation, GDP per capita. Regional differences in life-long learning trends in Europe are identified

by the method of tree clustering. The quality of the differentiation is iteratively optimized by the K-Means method. Three clusters of countries are distinguished which essentially differ in the following parameters:

tertiary educational attainment, employment rates of recent graduates, adult participation in learning.

Determinants of the lifelong learning development are analyzed in the context of achieving the sustainable

development goals. The propositions on priorities in elaboration of the further lifelong learning policy for each

clusters are substantiated, taking into account the need to adhere to the principles of social justice and economic

efficiency.

Keyword: lifelong learning, adult education, sustainable development, training, formal education, non-formal

education, clasters. References: 1. Lukianova, L. (2017), Legislative provision of adult education: foreign experience. Kyiv: TOV «DKS-Tsentr», [in Ukrainian]

2. Education-2030: The Incheon Declaration Framework for Action for the implementation of sustainable development goal 4. Retrieved

from https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000245656

3. Orlović Lovren, V. & Popović, K. (2018), Lifelong Learning for Sustainable Development – Is Adult Education Left Behind?,

Handbook of Lifelong Learning for Sustainable development. Cham: Springer International Publishing AG, pg. 1-18

4. World Development Report 2018: Learning to Realize Education’s Promise. Retrieved from http://www.worldbank.org/

5. Yakymets, М (2016), Methods of Clusterization and Their Classification. International Scientific Journal. Vol-6, issue 2, pg 48-50, [in

Ukrainian]

6. Early leavers from education and training by sex Code: sdg_04_10, % of population aged 18 to 24. Retried from

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/tgm/download.do?tab=table&plugin=1&language=en&pcode=sdg_04_10

7. Adult learning statistics - characteristics of education and training Retried from https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-

explained/index.php/Adult_learning_statistics_-

_characteristics_of_education_and_training#Adult_education_and_training:_relative_importance_of_formal_and_non-

formal_instruction

8. Employment rates of recent graduates by sex Code: sdg_04_50, % of population aged 20 to 34 with at least upper-secondary education.

Retried from https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/tgm/table.do?tab=table&init=1&language=en&pcode=sdg_04_50&plugin=1

9. GDP per capita, PPP (current international $). Retried from https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.PP.CD

10. Participation in early childhood education by sex Code: sdg_04_30, % of the age group between 4-years-old and the starting age of

compulsory education. Retried from

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/tgm/table.do?tab=table&init=1&language=en&pcode=sdg_04_30&plugin=1

11. Tertiary educational attainment by sex Code: sdg_04_20, % of population aged 30 to 34. Retried from

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/tgm/download.do?tab=table&plugin=1&language=en&pcode=sdg_04_20

12. Underachievement in reading, maths or science (source: OECD) Code: sdg_04_40, % of 15-year-old students. Retried from

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/tgm/table.do?tab=table&init=1&language=en&pcode=sdg_04_40&plugin=1

13. Young people neither in employment nor in education and training by se Code: sdg_08_20, % of population aged 15 to 29. Retried

from https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/tgm/table.do?tab=table&init=1&language=en&pcode=sdg_08_20&plugin=1

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Authors: Natalia Zhyhaylo, Rоksolana Karpinska, Nadiya Smolikevych, Marta Kravchyk, Vitalii Lunov.

Paper Title: Psychology of Business, Leadership and Communication as a Perspective Scientific Direction in

Ukraine and Europe

Abstract: The article deals with highlighting the relevance of the new direction of psychology of business,

leadership and communication for the modern labor market. The emphasis has been placed on the fact that the

modernization of educational programs promotes Europeanization and improvement of the quality of training so

that specialists can operate in intercultural professional environment, and the quality of scientific research leads

to constant search in order to ensure the competitiveness of graduates, spread of values and formation of a

positive image of the country.

The work presents the educational program “Psychology of Business and Management” for the training of

specialists in the psychology of interpersonal and business communication, business counseling, psychological assessment of the staff, personnel management, legal support, organizational behavior and applied ethics,

prevention of professional deformations, gender differences in the field of management activities; media

psychology, psychology of advertising and public relations (PR) etc.

Methods for successful formation and development of students’ personal and professional skills (soft skills)

demanded by employers in order to provide their preparedness for being employed by business organizations

have been offered; the general socio-psychological basics of success in business have been outlined. A system of

values needed for leadership and success has been presented. The concepts of “success” and “successfulness” in

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the business environment have been considered.

Keyword: psychology of business, leadership and communication, business environment, business counseling, values,

leadership, success, success, successfulness, criteria, indicators of success. References: 1. Variy M.Y. Psychology of personality: a handbook. – Kyiv: Center for Educational Literature, 2008. – 592 p.

2. Zhyhailo N.I., Kokhan M.O., Danylevych N.M. Psychology of business. A handbook. – Lviv: Publishing Center of Ivan Franko

National University of Lviv, 2019. – 308 p.

3. Zhyhailo N. I. Psychology of the spiritual formation of the personality of the future specialist: Monograph. – Lviv: Publishing Center

of Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, 2008. – 336 p.

4. Maksymenko S.D. Psychology of Personality: a textbook. – Kyiv: KMM, 2007. – 296 p.

5. Moskalets V.P. Psychology of Religion: a manual. – Kyiv: Akadem. Press, 2004. – 240 p.

6. Savchyn M.V. Spiritual Human Potential: Monograph / M.V. Savchyn. – Ivano-Frankivsk, 2001. – 202 c.

7. Smolikevych N.R. The organizational and pedagogical provision of foreign students’ adaptation in US universities: author's abstract of

thesis for obtaining a scientific degree of Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences. – Lviv: LLC “Western Ukrainian Consulting Center”

Press, 2018. – 24 p.

8. Yatsura V.V., Khoronjyi A.H, Zhyhailo N.I. Psychology of the manager: a handbook. – Lviv: Publishing Center of Ivan Franko

National University of Lviv, 2012. – 256 p.

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Authors: Sergii Lysenko

Paper Title: Influence of Speed Information Transfer on Safety of Society

Abstract: The article is sanctified to research of influence speed of information transfer on informative

safety of society. An author extrapolates the outlined problem through the prism of laws of physics, what a

conclusion allows to do about dependence of destructive energy of information on three indexes - volume,

closeness and speed of distribution. In case of opposition of two (or more) opponents, possibility of informative

threat is determined exactly by these parameters of the informative systems of each of them.

With development of informational technologies speed of distribution of information arrives at velocity of light,

that increases importance of comparison of volume and closeness of information. A researcher insists on a

necessity creation of such an administrative-legal paradigm that would provide the free and safe stream of

information into society, at maintenance of rights and freedoms of man and citizen.

Keyword: informative safety, safety of society, information, speed of information transfer, volume of

information, energy of influence. References:

1. Dynamical Black Hole and Hawking Radiation. Mirror of the week January 19, 2016.

2. Belyakov K. I. (2013). Offense in the information sector of national security as an extreme form of conflict situation. Fight

against organized crime and corruption (theory and practice), Vol. 1. - P. 313-323.

3. Podoliaka A. M. (2013). The Phenomenon of the Information Society in the Context of the Civilizational Development of

Mankind. Scientific Works of IAPM (EUCEN). - Vol. 4. - P. 5-8.

4. Stetsenko S. G. (2007). Administrative Law of Ukraine Textbook - K. Atika.

5. Tsimbalyuk V.S. (2015). Scientifically-doctrinal provisions on methodological installations of systematization of legislation on

information. Information and law. Vol. 2. - P.76-83.

6. Yavorsky B. M., Seleznev Yu. A. (1989). Handbook of physics for entering universities and for self-education, 4th edition, - M.

Science.

7. Lysenko S. A. (2019). Principles of Information Security in the Works of Classics of Military Thought (Part One). Public Law,

Vol. 1.

8. Harari Yu.N. (2018). The Divine Man, behind the scenes of the future. Kiev. Book Chef.

9. Lysenko S.A. (2017). Theory of administrative and legal regulation of information security of enterprises: monograph. Kiev

House “Personnel”.

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№ Vol. (17) - P. 200-229.

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22nd General Conference of the Condensed Matter Division of the European Physical Society, Rome (Italy); 01/2008

12. Tsekhmister, Ya., Gandzha, I., Chernenko, L., Lukomsky, V., Chalyi. A. (2003).Singular fourier approximations for calculating

potential water waves on infinite depts. The 5Th Euromech fluid mechanics conference, Toulouse, France; 01/2003

13. Tsekhmister,Ya.,Chalyi, A. (1997). Hopf and Turing bifurcation in fluctuatinal models of self –organization. Condensed Matter

Physics 01/1997.

14. Tsekhmister, Ya., Gandzha,I., Chernenko,L., Lukomsky, V. (2003). Comparison of ordinary and singular fourier

approximations for steep gravity and gravity-capillary waves on deep water. The 28th General Assembly of the European

Geophysical Society, Nice, France; 04/2003

15. Tsekhmister,Ya. (2003). Computational analysis of periodic gravity waves on a free water surface in the vicinity of limiting

steepness. Conference computational physics. Bulletin of the American physical Society., San Diego, California, USA;

01/2003

16. Chalyi,A. V., Tsekhmister,Ya. V., Chalyy,K. A. (2010).Teaching and Learning of Medical Physics and Biomedical

Engineering in Ukrainian Medical Universities. World Congress on Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering,

September 7 -12, 2009, Munich, Germany, 01/2010: pages 383-384

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Authors: Lyubchuk O., Kocharian A., Barinova N., Lunov V., Koval I., Onufriieva L., Koval A.

Paper Title: The Professional Training Motives of Ukrainian Students on Specialty "Tourism" At Technical

University: Gender Index

Abstract: the article the problem of quality of preparation of specialists on tourism in the context of higher

education. Found that the problem of the quality of training of specialists in tourism, hotel, and restaurant

business in numerous studies abroad suggests mandatory inclusion into the educational process use of different

curricula, the formation of motivation of learning, considering the requirements of employers. Many studies

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have revealed the motives of students of various countries to encourage them to study on the programmed for

hospitality and tourism. Most of the foreign studies have found out what motivates students to choose and study

in the hotel business and tourism program. In foreign studies, the influence of gender features and the course of

students' professional training on the differences in the motivation of training for Scientific and Technological

Progress were also studied. Study of the motivation of studying in foreign studies is aimed at studying the

motives and advantages of students from different countries, who have chosen to study the program scientific and technological revolution and Scientific and Technological Progress.

We studied the importance of the motives “educational and cognitive”, “professional”, “working”, “obtaining a

diploma”, “prestige of the university”, “approval of others”, “legal aspects”, “material support” for students of

the specialty “Tourism”. It confirmed that the motives of educational and professional activity of students of the

specialty "Tourism" are related to the success of specialized disciplines. Statistically significant gender

differences were identified in the success of the training of junior high school students in practice and in all the

specialized disciplines studied. It is shown that the most significant motives of professional training for

Ukrainian students of the specialty "Tourism" are the motive "working", "professional" motives and the motive

"obtaining a diploma". Studying the gender differences of students in motivation for studying in the field

showed that the motive of "material supply" and "professional" motives are significant for Ukrainian men, and

the motives for "obtaining a diploma" and "Prestige of Higher Educational Institutions" are significant for

Ukrainian women.

Keyword: gender; professional training; tourism specialists; I-concept; motivation training. References:

1. Antonova, N.A. (2001). Value orientations in the structure of the student's personality: monograph. Slavyansk.

2. Babkina, O. (2006). Problems of Improving the Quality of Higher Education in Ukraine in the Context of Bologna

Reforms.Education and Management. 9(1) 91-94.

3. Brunets, B.R. (2012). The experience of training hospitality and tourism personnel on the example of the Netherlands.Geography

and Tourism. 25 – 31.

4. Burego, O.M. (2009). Theoretical principles of management of the quality system of higher education. Modern social problems in

the measurement of sociology of management: a collection of scientific works of the DSUM. 10(115). Donetsk. 327-333.

5. Lebedev, O.Ye. (2007). What is the quality of education?. Higher education today]. 2. 34-39.

6. Mazak, A.V. (2005). Management of the educational branch in the conditions of formation of civil society in Ukraine: regional

aspect. (PhD thesis, NAPA under the President of Ukraine).

7. Matros, D.Sh., Polev, D.M., & Melʹnykova, N.N. (2001). Management of the education quality based on information technology

and educational monitoring]. Moscow.

8. Shinkaruk, V. (2007). Main directions of higher education structure modernization of Ukraine. High school. 5. 3-16.

9. Knodel, L.V. (2007). The theory and practice of training specialists in the field of tourism in member countries of the World

Tourism Organization. (PhD thesis, Ternopil national Pedagogical University Untitled Volodymyr Hnatyuk).

10. Garbar, G.A. (2018). World experience of personnel training in the hospitality field. The state and prospects of science

development in Ukraine: a collection of abstracts of the IV All-Ukrainian scientific and practical conference. (p. 43-48).

Mykolayiv.

11. Fedorchenko, V.K., Fomenko, N.A., Skrypnyk, M.I., & Tsekhmystrova, G.S. (2004). Pedagogy of tourism. Kiev.

12. Liubchuk, O.K. (2012). The problem of formation of educational and professional motivation of future managers as a

psychological factor for improving the quality of professional training for postindustrial production. Problems of general and

pedagogical psychology. XІV(6). 259 – 264.

13. Liubchuk, O.K. (2005). Study of "Self-identity" of schoolboys and students as subjects of learning activity. Scientific works

collection of the Institute of Psychology untitled G.S. Kostyuk APS of Ukraine. Kiev, 7(5). 219-228.

14. Lee, M. J., Kim, S. S., & Lo, A. (2008). Perceptions of hospitality and tourism students towards study motivations and

preferences: a study of Hong Kong students. Journal of Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism Education. 7(2), 45 – 58.

15. Cesário, F., Portugal, M. N., Rodrigues, B., & Correia, A. (2017). Motivation for a Career in Hotel and Tourism Industry: a self-

determination approach. 7th ATMC - Advances in Tourism Marketing Conference, “The Art of Living Together”, Casablanca,

Marrocos, 6–9 Set. Retrieved from

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_A_Self-Determination_Approach.

17. Mohammad, B. A. A., & Alsaleh, H. T. (2013). Motivation of students to study tourism hospitality programs. International

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19. Theresa, A.A. E., & Agbotse, G. K. (2013). Student Motivation and Preference of Studying Hospitality and Tourism

Management Programmes in Polytechnics: A Study of Hospitality and Tourism Management Students-Ho Polytechnic. European

Journal of Business and Management. 5(1), 142 – 153.

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23. Lee, M. J., Olds, D. A., & Lee, C. (2010). Why Students Choose a Hospitality and Tourism Program: A Pilot Study of U.S.

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udy_of_US_Undergraduate_Students

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Authors: Natalia Yevdokymova, Oleksii Sheviakov, Iryna Koval, Vitalii Lunov, Alexander Kocharian, Natalia

Barinova, Liana Onufriieva

Paper Title: Psychological Provision of Processes Modernization of Metallurgical Production Management

Abstract: The article presents the results of processes ergonomic modernization of metallurgical

production management were discussed in two countries under new economic (market) conditions. The factors,

which define the tension in rolling-mill operator`s activity, were exposed. Some recommendations on 115-121

modernization of the existing technology and labor organization were formulated.

An analytical model of the organization of the research works devoted to the ergonomic modernization of man-

machine systems was developed. Searching and purpose-oriented investigations on the different stages of man-

machine system development and exploitation were modelled from the sketchy projection till the exploitation of

the system. Theoretical, system analytical and experimental methods were used. The practical value is the

creation of an ergonomic ensuring system of development, exploitation and modernization of difficult men-

machine systems and metallurgical production management processes.

Keyword: man-machine systems, metallurgical production, modernization, management, ergonomics. References:

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206.

2. Brito J. C. (2011). About women and work: towards the construction of a famale work ergonomics . Designing for everyone . Ed.

by Queinnec, F. Daniellou. L.: Taylor and Francis, 17–22.

3. Chapanis A. (2012). Researcg techniques in human engineering. Baltimore: J. Hopkins University Press,121–125.

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Authors: Alla Dushka,Tetiana Skrypnyk,Vitalii Lunov, Yaroslav Tsekhmister, Liana Onufriieva, Kocharian

Aleksander, Barinova Natalia

Paper Title: Management and Harmonization of the Emotional States of Parents of Children with the Special

Needs

Abstract: The article is sanctified to the question of study of the psycho-emotional states parents as a

ponderable lever of forming of paternal position and motivation. It assists becoming and their active voice in the

processes of vital functions of own child and also acquisition of possibility self-realization. Our research is based

on the theory of self-organizing systems, the concept of synergetic as a paradigm of post-non-classical science,

socio-humanitarian and social synergetic. Expediency of application synergetic approach for the study of the

psycho-emotional states of parents consists in that situation in that there are families of children with the special

necessities characterized by instability and unforeseeableness, it is here known that exactly a synergetic engages

in the study of the unstable systems and opens possibilities for their self-organization. Application of psycho-diagnostic testing allowed to reduce the features of the emotional states us in 447 families, where children with

the special necessities. We have developed a psycho-synergetic intervention technology, which consists of 5

stages.

Application of this technology educed considerable improvements and harmonization of the emotional states

parents of children with the special needs, that on the whole positively affected internal domestic situation on the

whole.

Keyword: paternity, special educational needs, emotional state, synergetic, self-organization. References:

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needs. Developmental Psychology, 48: 1476–1487. doi: 10.1037/aw027537.

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with Autism Spectrum Disorders and the Introduction of a Mindfulness Intervention. Journal of Family Theory and Review, 5(3):

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Authors: Sergii Lysenko

Paper Title: The Nature of Information Security of Living and Non-Living Objects

Abstract: The author sees synergetics as a very interesting scientific approach to cognition. It seems to be

particularly effective in combining the theories of legal and natural sciences, for the simultaneous study of the

laws of society and the universe. For the purpose of his study of the possibilities of this theory, the author will

use synergetics in defining information processes, and especially in the field of information security. Therefore,

considering the conceptual foundations of synergetics, the emphasis will be shifted not so much to the study of

the mechanisms of self-organization of the information society as to the exploration of its management

capabilities. This is especially important in the context of the coexistence of organizational and self-organizing

components, the reduction of the role of anthropogenic factor, the ability to exist in full entropy and to predict

bifurcation periods.

In this article, the author will try to investigate the natural genesis of information accumulation, natural ways of

storing information and known storage devices. However, by comparing the natural and the artificial, ways of

transmitting and stealing information from natural and technical storage devices will be considered. An analogy

will be made between psychological intervention in the human mind (hypnosis, magic) to obtain information from the brain or subconscious mind and modern hacking attacks for the same purposes.

Keyword: synergetics, information processes, anthropogenic factor, ways of transmitting, subconscious

mind. References:

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25.

Authors: Vadym Barko, Volodimyr Ostapovich, Iryna Koval, Vitalii Lunov, Alexander Kocharian, Natalia

Barinova, Liana Onufriieva

Paper Title: Professional Competence of Supervisory Staff of the National Police of Ukraine

Abstract: Among the primary tasks of increasing effectiveness of the law enforcement activity the most

important is establishment of the system will allow to the agencies and units of the National Police with

supervisory staff who have necessary qualities for successful acquirement of the law enforcement profession, and further, to keep their efficiency, to increase reliability, to develop a professional potential. Thus the article

deals with modern approaches to the comprehension of professional competence and competencies of managers

of police units, reveals their essence and structure. It presents the main components of professional competence

of a police manager – planning and control, decisions making and responsibility, team work and motivating,

stress tolerance, as well as marks psychological tools for studying the level and structure of professional

competencies – structured interview, CV assessment, use of psycho-diagnostic methods etc. The material of the

article will help to develop an integrated strategy of selection of supervisory staff of the National police within

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the framework of the concept of personnel policy, which will ensure the success of solving tactical tasks for the

identification of professionally important qualities and evaluations of psychological suitability.

Keyword: National Police, professional competence, professional psychological selection, professionally

important qualities, psychological suitability. References: 1. Barko, V. I. (2009). Robocha knyha kerivnyka orhanu vnutrishnikh sprav (psykholoho-pedahohichnyi aspekt) : navch. posib. / V. I.

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4. Cochraine, R. E., Tett, R., Vandecreek, L., 2003. Psychological Testing and the Selection of Police Officers: A National Survey.

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i bezpeka, 60(1), 171–176.

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Authors: Viktor Syniov, Maria Sheremet, Daria Suprun, Svitlana Fedorenko, Myroslav Fedorenko, Alla

Dushka, Vitalii Lunov, Olha Tsarkova

Paper Title: The Future Psychologists’ Motivation to Work in the System of Inclusive Education

Abstract: The article is devoted to the research of the future psychologists’ readiness to work with children

with psychophysical disorders and exist in the conditions of inclusive education, according to the professional

and motivational component.

The average level of formation of the specified component is appropriate for 50,0%. These investigated

persons demonstrate mostly positive, but in some cases an uncertain attitude towards various aspects of the

future professional activity; in general, they are focused on self-development. Not all students entering

university, are guided by the desire to become a psychologist, just prevailing motivation to obtain higher

education. The low level is appropriate for 9,5%. The mostly negative or uncertain attitude towards various

aspects of future professional activity and insufficient level of motivation by choosing a profession, its prestige

and competitiveness is discovered.

It’s determined, that one of the main tasks of the practical psychologists’ professional training should be

development of scientific bases of their professionally oriented training to work in the system of inclusive education by eliminating small training courses and by creating integrative trans- and interdisciplinary

complexes. Activation of the professional and motivational component should take place by introducing into the

curriculum a special course "Fundamentals of Axiology" aimed in the professional formation of the system of

principles, norms, canons, ideals that regulate interaction in the inclusive educational environment.

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Nelson Canada.

2. Brandon, T. & Charlton, J. (2011). The lessons learned from developing an inclusive learning and teaching community of

practice. International Journal of Inclusive Education, 15(1), 165–178.

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reasoning of the practical psychologist’s personality model]. Psykholohiia - Psychology, 3, 35-41. [in Ukrainian].

4. Demchenko, I. (2016). Teoretychni i metodychni zasady pidhotovky maibutnoho vchytelia pochatkovykh klasiv do profesiinoi

diialnosti v umovakh inkliuzyvnoi osvity [Theoretical and methodological foundations of training of the future teacher of

elementary school for professional activity in the conditions of inclusive education (DSc thesis)]. Kyiv. [in Ukrainian].

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zakladiv osvity [Peculiarities of professionally oriented personal qualities of future psychologists of special educational

institutions]. Kyiv. [in Ukrainian].

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Routledge, 89–115.

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psykholohiv [Features of the formation of information competence of the future special psychologists]. 2, ch. I, p. 52-63.Osvitnii

dyskurs: Humanitarni nauky - Educational Discourse: The humanities 2, 52-63. [in Ukrainian]

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learning for all Inclusive pedagogy in action: getting it right for every child. International Journal of Inclusive Education.

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review of the best evidence in relation to theory and practice. Report to the Australian Government Department of Education,

Employment and Workplace Relations & Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth, Canberra.

10. Kanivets, T. (2015). Osoblyvosti formuvannia psykholohichnoi hotovnosti studentiv vyshchykh navchalnykh zakladiv do

zdiisnennia maibutnoi profesiinoi kariery [Peculiarities of formation of psychological readiness of students of higher educational

institutions to realization of the future professional career]. Orhanizatsiina psykholohiia. Ekonomichna psykholohiia -

Organizational psychology. Economic Psychology, 1, 69-77. [in Ukrainian].

11. Kim, J.-R. (2011). Influence of teacher preparation programmes on preservice teachers’ attitudes toward inclusion. International

Journal of Inclusive Education, 15(3), 355–377.

12. Kolupaieva, A. A., Taranchenko, O. M. (2015). Pedahohichni tekhnolohii inkliuzyvnoho navchannia [Pedagogical technologies

of inclusive education]. AA-Kyiv: ATOPOL. [in Ukrainian]

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problem of development of educational and qualification characteristics of the modern psychologist]. Praktychna psykholohiia ta

sotsialna robota - Practical Psychology and Social Work , 2-6. [in Ukrainian]

15. Panok, V. (2003). Osnovni napriamy profesiinoho stanovlennia osobystosti praktychnoho psykholoha u vyshchii shkoli [The

main directions of professional development a practical psychologist’s personality in high school]. Praktychna psykholohiia ta

sotsialna robota, - Practical Psychology and Social Work 4, 14-16. [in Ukrainian]

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nauky) - Current issues of correctional education (pedagogycal sciences) 13, 219-232. [in Ukrainian]

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education. Materials of Ukrainian (correspondence) scientific and practical conference devoted to 5th anniversary of the

department correctional education and special psychology, 382-385.

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teoretychnoi i praktychnoi hotovnosti vyrishuvaty profesiini zavdannia. [On the issue of psychologists’ professional training in

the field of special education: the unity of the theoretical and practical readiness to solve professional tasks] Osvita dite i z

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20. Suprun, D. (2017). Profesiina pidgotovka psyhologiv v galuzi specialnoyi osvity (monographia) [Professional psychologists’

training in the field of special education: a monograph]. Kyiv: Vyd-vo NPU imeni M.P. Dragomanova [in Ukrainian].

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vo NPU imeni M. P. Drahomanova [in Ukrainian].

22. Suprun, D. (2018). Teoriia ta praktyka profesiinoi pidhotovky psykholohiv v haluzi spetsialnoi osvity. (dys. ... d -ra ped. nauk:

13.00.03) [The theory and practice of psychologists’ professional training in the field of special education. (DSc thesis)]. Kyiv [in

Ukrainian].

23. Suprun, D. (2018). Management – a component of psychologists` professional training (menedzhment – skladova profesiinoi

pidhotovky psykholohiv). Kyiv.: Vyd-vo NPU imeni M. P. Drahomanova.

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Authors: Olena Kostiuk, Yaroslav Tsekhmister, Vitalii Lunov

Paper Title: Psychological Peculiarities of Future Doctors Neurotization under the Trilingualism Condition

Abstract: The three-factor structure of the phenomenon of neurotization has been proposed. The content of

the first factor, “Deficiency neurotization” is represented by the following personal traits of the trilingual

students: in fact, the deficiency of the I-functions, disadaptability, conformality, nostalgia, alienation,

unfavorable family situations, social tension, somatization, obsession, vegetative disorders. The content of the second factor, "Destructive neurotization", combines such phenomena as: the actual destructiveness of the I-

functions, the experiences of the great influence of the parents’ family, neuroticism, high social activity, somatic

disorders, depression, hysterical type of response, high interference of concepts. The content of the third factor,

"Anxious-ambivalent disadaptation" includes indexes of interactivity, depression, weakness of the I-function,

hostility, phobia, paranoyality, anxiety, neurotic depression, asthenia, receptive language competencies.

It has been established that the factors influencing the course of disadaptation processes are factors of

internal relation with the homeland, which manifest themselves in the sense of nostalgia and alienation.

Somatization of manifestations of anxiety through the system of vegetative, depressive disorders, with low

indexes of adaptability and high indexes of conformism, becomes one of the determinants of increasing neurotic

conflict.

Keyword: trilingualism, deficiency of the I-functions, disadaptability, conformality, nostalgia, alienation,

unfavorable family situations, social tension, somatization, obsession, vegetative disorders. References: 1. Kostiuk O.V. (2018). The actualization of threelingualism problem as neurotization factor in the occupational training of future physicians. Innovations in

Science: The Challenges of Our Time [Edited my Dei M., Rudenko O., Tsekhmister Ya., Lunov V.]. Hamilton: Accent Graphics Communications &

Publishing. P. 193-201.

2. Davletbaeva, Diana N., Li Meiqi, Minjar-Belorucheva, Alla P. (2018). Linguistic Knowledge Of Russian And English Bilinguism In

Educational Discourse. MODERN JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE TEACHING METHODS, 8 (10), 419-422

3. Maksymenko, S. (2018). General psychological theories of development, study and education. Fundamental and Applied Researches in

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Authors: Sergii Prylipko, Oleksandra Vasylieva, Nataliia Vasylieva

Paper Title: Methodology of Forming a Comprehensive Mechanism for Public Administration of Service

Cooperation Development in Rural Areas of Ukraine

Abstract: with carrying out the decentralization reform public administration mechanisms play an important

role in ensuring the comprehensive development of rural areas. Expanding the use of such mechanisms in the

sphere of cooperation on the state level will facilitate development and support of small entrepreneurial forms, 152-156

common use of material and technical basis, emerging new working places, building social infrastructure and

engineering communications, providing qualitative services to citizens and preserving rural settlements. The

objective of the article is to identify constituents of the comprehensive mechanism of public administration for

development of service cooperation of rural areas in Ukraine and to integrate them into a coherent system which

would facilitate realization of the state strategies and programmes to achieve the Sustainable Development

Goals. The object of the research is a comprehensive mechanism of public administration for development of service cooperation. Research methodology is grounded upon the use of general scientific knowledge methods,

in particular, logical and semantic, induction and deduction for formulating definitions, systemic and situational

analysis for characterizing constituents of a comprehensive mechanism and identifying their interrelations.

Based on the systemic approach it has been defined that comprehensive mechanism is an integrated system

which combines interrelated and dependable functioning of legislative, institutional, organisational and

economic, financial and credit, information and communication as well as staffing mechanisms in the sphere of

developing cooperative movement in the rural localities. It is proved that every mechanism influences its

particular direction and is formed at the international, national, regional and local levels based on cooperative

values and generalized system of principles. Special attention is paid to the research of international and national

legislation to generalize the system of principles of cooperation, intermunicipal cooperation, public authorities

and public associations’ functioning, upon which the comprehensive mechanism for public administration of service cooperation development in rural areas of Ukraine is based.

Keyword: public administration, comprehensive mechanism, cooperation, rural areas, cooperation

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Authors: Fedoryshyna Larysa, Felenchak Yuliia, Nyanko Vitaliy

Paper Title: Social Doctrine of Tourism: Cultural and Educational Aspects

Abstract: The theoretical approaches to the study of social doctrine, in particular the social doctrine of

tourism is considered in the article. The social features of tourism development in modern conditions are

reviewed. The basic approaches to understanding of social tourism as a separate type of tourism and its influence

on social development are analyzed. The social content of the tourist service is considered as signs of social stratification.

The content of the concept of social doctrine of tourism is defined. The necessity of development and

realization of effective social doctrine of tourism with the consideration of regional social specifics is

substantiated. The scheme of the functional structure of the social doctrine of tourism is developed. The features

of culture and education as the key components of the social doctrine of tourism are determined. The expediency

of improving the quality of vocational education in tourism has been substantiated in connection with the

intensification of social processes and raising the level of social and economic development.

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Keyword: Social doctrine. Social stratification. Society. Tourism. Tourist service.

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