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Volume 20, Special Issue 2 , 2016 Print ISSN: 1544-0508 Online ISSN: 1939-4691 JOURNAL OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE COMMUNICATIONS AND CONFLICT Editor Linar Gimazetdinovich Akhmetov, Yelabuga Institute of Kazan Federal University The Journal of Organizational Culture, Communications and Conflict is owned and published by Jordan Whitney Enterprises, Inc.. Editorial content is under the control of the Allied Academies, Inc., a non-profit association of scholars, whose purpose is to support and encourage research and the sharing and exchange of ideas and insights throughout the world. Authors execute a publication permission agreement and assume all liabilities. Neither Jordan Whitney Enterprises, Inc. nor Allied Academies is responsible for the content of the individual manuscripts. Any omissions or errors are the sole responsibility of the authors. The Editorial Board is responsible for the selection of manuscripts for publication from among those submitted for consideration. The Publishers accept final manuscripts in digital form and make adjustments solely for the purposes of pagination and organization. The Journal of Organizational Culture, Communications and Conflict is owned and published by Jordan Whitney Enterprises, Inc., PO Box 1032, Weaverville, NC 28787, USA. Those interested in communicating with the Journal, should contact the Executive Director of the Allied Academies at [email protected]. Copyright 2016 by Jordan Whitney Enterprises, Inc., USA EDITORIAL REVIEW BOARD MEMBERS Diana Sabrinova Anastasiya Fakhrutdinova Kazan (Volga region) Federal University Institut of International Relations, History and Oriental Studies, Kazan Federal University Leonid Popov Diana Davletbaeva Kazan Federal University Kazan (Volga region) Federal University Linar Akhmetov Elena Shastina Yelabuga Institut of Kazan Federal University Kazan Federal University A. V. Fakhrutdinova Aisily Nagimova Kazan Federal University Kazan (Volga region) Federal University Rezeda Kundakchyan Riyaz Minzaripov Kazan Federal University Kazan (Volga region) Federal University Olga Karasik Olga Korshunova Kazan (Volga region) Federal University Kazan National Research Technical University Galina Morozova Iskander Yarmakeev Kazan Federal University Kazan Federal University Raushaniya Zinurova Marina Solnyshkina Kazan State Technological University Kazan Federal University Vasil Garifullin Aida Sadykova Kazan Federal University Kazan Federal University Agsam Valeev Olga Nesmelova Kazan Federal University Kazan Federal University Gulshat Hajrutdinova Anita Naciscione Kazan Federal University Philology Latvian Academy of Culture, Riga Roza Ayupova Fanuza Tarasova Kazan Federal University Kazan Federal University Venera Fatkhutdinova Alfiya Masalimova Kazan Federal University Kazan Federal University TABLE OF CONTENTS THE IMAGES OF THE CLERGY IN RUSSIAN JOURNALISM AND LITERATURE OF THE XIX-XX CENTURIES: TENDENCIES AND CONTEXTS OF OCCURRENCE ……………...1 Ajrat Sh. Bik-Bulatov, Kazan Federal University MASS MEDIA OF THE REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN PENAL SYSTEM: SOCIAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND COMMUNICATIVE ASPECTS ……………………………………9 Tatiana A. Nagovitsyna, Kazan Federal University Ramis R. Gazizov, Kazan Federal University FEATURES OF MANIPULATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN RUSSIAN POLITICAL DISCOURSE (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE TATARSTAN REPUBLIC MASS MEDIA)…………………………….…………………………..………………………………..14 Ramis R. Gazizov, Kazan Federal University Tatiana A. Nagovitsyna, Kazan Federal University THREATENING SYMBIOSIS OF MASS MEDIA AND TERRORISM ……………………..19 Karina A. Gareeva, Kazan Federal University Andrey G. Bolshakov, Kazan Federal University Andrey V. Ivanov, Kazan Federal University Elena A. Teryoshina, Kazan Federal University FEATURES OF POLITICAL ORIENTATIONS OF YOUTH (ON THE EXAMPLE OF STUDENT'S YOUTH OF THE REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN)……………………………....25 Tatyana I. Nikitina, Kazan Federal University THE NEWSPAPER DISCOURSE DYNAMICS OF RELIGIOUS EXTREMISM IN THE TATARSTAN REPUBLIC ……………………………………………………………………..33 Aida N. Nurutdinova, Kazan Federal University GENDER STEREOTYPES, MASS MEDIA AND MIGRANTS………………………..……..39 Lia G. Chakvetadze, Kazan Federal University Rezeda V. Dautova, Kazan Federal University Albina R. Shakurova, Kazan Federal University THE HISTORIC CITY OF THE TATARSTAN REPUBLIC AS THE BASIS FOR REGIONAL TOURISM CLUSTER …………………………………………………………………………..46 Niyaz K. Gabdrakhmanov, Kazan Federal University Vladimir A. Rubtzov, Kazan Federal University Ruslan A. Ulengov, Kazan Federal University WORKING WITH LOCAL LORE IN SCHOOL AS AN EDUCATION ASPECT FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT……………………………………………………………..53 Maria A. Afanaseva, Kazan Federal University Svetlana A. Dubrovnaya, Kazan Federal University Elmira Sh. Shamsuvaleeva, Kazan Federal University THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THE PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE PERSONALITY WITH THE STRUCTURE OF THE VALUES………………………………59 Yulia N. Kuznetsova, Kazan Federal University Artur G. Ibragimov, Kazan Federal University THE YOUTH POLICY OF SOCIO-CULTURAL ADAPTATION OF FOREIGN STUDENTS IN THE MULTI-CONFESSIONAL REGION………………………………………………….64 Milyausha R. Gibadullina, Kazan Federal University Zoya V. Silayeva, Kazan Federal University RUSSIAN METHOD OF TRAINING IN CRAFTS: FORMINGF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION IN RUSSIA (THE SECOND HALF OF XIX – THE BEGINNING OF THE 20TH CENTURY)……………………………………………………………………………….70 Razilia R. Saifullova, Kazan Federal University, Elabuga Irina E. Krapotkina, Kazan Federal University, Elabuga SPECIFICITY OF TEACHER’S ACTIVITY IN INTELLECTUALLY GIFTED STUDENTS’ EDUCATION……………………………………………………………………………………76 Guzel R. Eremeeva, Kazan Federal University Ruslan R. Bikbulatov, Kazan Federal University Alfiya R. Baranova, Kazan Federal University HISTORY AS A FRAME OF A DIALOGUE WITHIN THE LOGIC OF POSTMODERNITY...........................................................................................................82 Natalia A. Tereschenko, Kazan Federal University Samson A. Liberman, Kazan Federal University PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPMENT OF HALAL TOURISM IN RUSSIA……………………..88 N. K. Gabdrakhmanov, Kazan Federal University N. M. Biktimirov, Kazan Federal University M. V. Rozhko, Kazan Federal University L. V. Khafizova, Kazan Federal University ESTIMATED CHARACTERISTICS OF MENTAL STATES’ REPRESENTATIONS………94 Albert V. Chernov, Kazan Federal University Ekaterina M. Alekseeva, Kazan Federal University LEVELS OF OPERATING POLICE OFFICERS’ STRESS-TOLERANCE DEVELOPMENT………………………………………………………………………………100 Albina A. Bilyalova, Kazan (Volga region) Federal University Yuliya V. Ryseva, Kazan (Volga region) Federal University Milyausha M. Kalashnikova, Kazan (Volga region) Federal University MIGRATION CRISIS IN EUROPEAN POLITICS: THE ETHNIC DISCOURSE…………..106 Denis I. Igonin, Kazan Federal University THE PROCESS OF NORMALIZATION OF RUSSIAN-GEORGIAN RELATIONS: THE LIMITS AND SPHERES OF INTERACTION BETWEEN STATES………………………...114 Timur Z. Mansurov, Kazan Federal University Elena A. Tereshina, Kazan Federal University Andrey V. Ivanov, Kazan Federal University Natalia A. Shibanova, Kazan Federal University RECIPROCALLY OF INTERCONFESSIONAL COOPERATION OF FOREIGN STUDENTS AND HOST POPULATIONS: FROM THE CONSENT TO THE CONFLICT………………....120 Zoya V. Silayeva, Kazan Federal University COMMUNICATION TOOLS OF THE INTERNET SOCIAL SPACE………………….………126 Elena S. Doroschuk, Kazan Federal University Elena N. Petrova, Kazan Federal University Tatiana S. Staroverova, Kazan Federal University WOMEN IN HAZARDOUS WORKS: ASSESSMENT FROM THE STANDPOINT OF FEMINISM (THE EXAMPLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN (RUSSIA))…………....132 Alla Yu. Shakirova, Kazan Federal University Rasilya G. Petrova, Kazan Federal University Timur N. Kaveev, Kazan Federal University MOTIVATIONAL COMPONENTS OF SPORTS ACTIVITY OF POWERLIFTERS……….…138 Albina Z. Garipova, Kazan Federal University SEVERITY OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL OPTIONS OF SPORTSMEN PRACTICING BADMINTON……………………………………………………………….…………………….146 Railya R. Shapirova, Kazan Federal University Yulia K. Zhestkova, Kazan Federal University Raziya F. Akhtarieva, Kazan Federal University CONFLICT COMMUNICATION: LINGUOECOLOGICAL ASPECT…….………………..….154 Darya L. Abusyarova, Kazan Federal University Svetlana S.Takhtarova, Kazan Federal University THE PROBLEM OF YOUTH IDENTITY IN THE RUSSIAN MULTI-CULTURAL SOCIETY…………………………………….………………………………………………...…159 Vasil T. Sakaev, Kazan Federal University THE HOST POPULATION AND THE MIGRANTS IN MODERN TATARSTAN: SOCIAL ROLES AND INTERGROUP DISTANCE……………………………………………………166 Elena G. Guschina, Kazan Federal University Tatyana A. Titova, Kazan Federal University Elena V. Frolova, Kazan Federal University FORMATION MODEL OF INFORMATION COMPETENCE OF BACHELORS SPECIALIZING IN MATHEMATICS & COMPUTER SCIENCES…………………………173 Sergey V. Makletsov, Kazan Federal University Tatiyana A. Starshinova, Kazan Federal University Guzel Z. Khabibullina, Kazan Federal University THE INCLUSIVE COMPETENCE OF FUTURE TEACHERS………………………………180 E. A. Kirillova, Kazan Federal University G. I. Ibragimov, Kazan Federal University THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION IN THE STRUCTURATION OF MODERN SOCIETY (ON EXAMPLE OF DRUG ADDICTS)………………………………186 Evelina R. Galieva, Kazan Federal University Maria Yu. Eflova Kazan Federal University WAYS OF DEVELOPMENT OF MAGAZINE PERIODICALS (ON EXAMPLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN PRESS)……………………………………………………….192 Rezeda L. Zayni, Kazan Federal University Aigul A. Guseinova, Kazan Federal University AFFILIATIVE AND COMMUNICATIVE PERSONAL QUALITIES AND LONELINESS OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS……………………………………………………………………198 Oksana A.
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