2019
DOI: 10.30935/cet.641753
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Computer Games Influence on Everyday Social Practices of Students-Gamers

Abstract: The article considers one of the new social phenomena that have arisen in society, and is currently changing everyday social practices, which are one of the integral parts of the new media-computer games. The problem of the study is conditioned by the fact that computer games are gaining popularity, while increasingly influencing players, changing their established way of life, behaviors, forming new styles of communication and attitude to the surrounding reality. The activation of interest in the process of e… Show more

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“…In Russia, large companies are undergoing active changes: they are rethinking their positions in the market, revising business processes and organizational structures. Innovations are being introduced in various areas of the company's life (Khitsenko, 2000;Belyatsky, 2001;Sotnikov, 2001;Khanmurzina et al, 2020;Shebunyaeva, 2011). At present, the gap between the segments of the population in earnings and living standards is becoming more and more obvious, which, in turn, increasingly leads to a swaying of crisis phenomena in social and labour relations; reduces productivity and motivation for work among low-paid workers; reduces economic growth in various industries, and so on (Lukashevich, 1998;Moll, 2003;Chernomorenko, 1997;Stolyarov, 2001).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Russia, large companies are undergoing active changes: they are rethinking their positions in the market, revising business processes and organizational structures. Innovations are being introduced in various areas of the company's life (Khitsenko, 2000;Belyatsky, 2001;Sotnikov, 2001;Khanmurzina et al, 2020;Shebunyaeva, 2011). At present, the gap between the segments of the population in earnings and living standards is becoming more and more obvious, which, in turn, increasingly leads to a swaying of crisis phenomena in social and labour relations; reduces productivity and motivation for work among low-paid workers; reduces economic growth in various industries, and so on (Lukashevich, 1998;Moll, 2003;Chernomorenko, 1997;Stolyarov, 2001).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%