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Endrew Adams, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Massachusetts Institute Of American Scientific Journal № 1 (1) / 2016 Vol.1 Chief Editor- Endrew Adams, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology, Boston, USA Assistant Editor - Samanta Brown, Doctor of Physical Sciences, American Institute of Physics, Maryland, USA Alfred Merphi - Doctor of Economics, University of Chicago, Chicago, United States Yen Lee - MD, wellness center «You Kang», Sanya, China Avital Gurvic - Doctor of Education, University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel George Perry - Doctor of Chemistry, Columbia College, New York, USA Isa Wright - Doctor of Sociology, Moraine Valley Community College, Chicago, USA Jessie Simmons - Doctor of Engineering Sciences, San Diego State University, San Diego, USA Nelson Flores - Doctor of Philology, Wheelock College, Boston, USA Andrey Chigrintsev - Doctor of Geographical Sciences, University of South Carolina, Columbia, United States Oleg Krivtsov - Doctor of History, National Museum of Natural History, Washington, USA Angelina Pavlovna Alushteva - Candidate of Technical Sciences, Institute of Computer Systems and Information Security (ICSiIS), Krasnodar, Russian Federation Elena Dmitrevna Lapenko - Candidate of Law, Institute of Law, Volgograd, Russian Federation Aleksandr Ole - Doctor of Biological Chemistry, University of Stavanger, Stavanger, Norway Emily Wells - Doctor of Psychological Sciences, Coventry University, Coventry, England Leon Mendes - Doctor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain Martin Lenc - Doctor of Economics, Uni Köln, Germany Adel Barkova - Doctor of Political Sciences, Univerzita Karlova v Praze, Prague, Czech Republic Vidya Bhatt - Candidate of Medical Science, University of Delhi, New Delhi, India Agachi Lundzhil - Doctor of Law, The North-West University, Potchefstroom, South Africa Chief Editor- Endrew Adams, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology, Boston, USA Assistant Editor - Samanta Brown, Doctor of Physical Sciences, American Institute of Physics, Maryland, USA Alfred Merphi - Doctor of Economics, University of Chicago, Chicago, United States Yen Lee - MD, wellness center «You Kang», Sanya, China Avital Gurvic - Doctor of Education, University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel George Perry - Doctor of Chemistry, Columbia College, New York, USA Isa Wright - Doctor of Sociology, Moraine Valley Community College, Chicago, USA Jessie Simmons - Doctor of Engineering Sciences, San Diego State University, San Diego, USA Nelson Flores - Doctor of Philology, Wheelock College, Boston, USA Andrey Chigrintsev - Doctor of Geographical Sciences, University of South Carolina, Columbia, United States Oleg Krivtsov - Doctor of History, National Museum of Natural History, Washington, USA Angelina Pavlovna Alushteva - Candidate of Technical Sciences, Institute of Computer Systems and Information Security (ICSiIS), Krasnodar, Russian Federation Elena Dmitrevna Lapenko - Candidate of Law, Institute of Law, Volgograd, Russian Federation Aleksandr Ole - Doctor of Biological Chemistry, University of Stavanger, Stavanger, Norway Emily Wells - Doctor of Psychological Sciences, Coventry University, Coventry, England Leon Mendes - Doctor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain Martin Lenc - Doctor of Economics, Uni Köln, Germany Adel Barkova - Doctor of Political Sciences, Univerzita Karlova v Praze, Prague, Czech Republic Vidya Bhatt - Candidate of Medical Science, University of Delhi, New Delhi, India Agachi Lundzhil - Doctor of Law, The North-West University, Potchefstroom, South Africa Layout man: Mark O'Donovan Layout: Catherine Johnson Address: 90 st. – Elmhurst AV, Queens, NY, United States Web-site: http://american-science.com Е-mail: [email protected] Copies: 1000 copies. Printed in 90 st. – Elmhurst AV, Queens, NY, United States CONTENTS SOCIO HUMANITIES. ART CRITICISM AND HUMANITIES. Dariusz Sarzała Kamran Kazimov CYBERSPACE AS A SOURCE OF DEVIANT N. TIKHONOV’S WORKS DEVOTED TO THE BEHAVIOR OF YOUTH - SYMPTOMS AND MIDDLE EAST. ........................................................ 28 PREVENTION ............................................................ 4 Ekaterina Maksimovna Maksimchuk; Sergey A. Vetoshkin, Elena A. Stepanova Mikhail Vasilyevich Kamensky ESTABLISHING PUBLIC CONTROL OVER GENDER FACTOR IN COMMUNICATION: PENITENTIARY SYSTEM IN RUSSIA: LANGUAGE VARIATION IN THE SPEECH OF PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES.......................... 8 MEN AND WOMEN ................................................. 32 Lilia Sazhina, Natalia Gafiatulina, Sergey Samygin Gennady Ivanovich Naumkin HEALTH AND IDENTITY OF CONTEMPORARY SYMBOLIZATION IN URBAN PLANNING AND RUSSIAN MEN (DETERMINING FACTORS OF IN THE STRUCTURAL FORMATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY AND SOCIETY STABILITY) BUILDING OF MANAGEMENT ............................ 35 ................................................................................... 16 Nemirovskaya Iza Abramovna Rakhaev Anatolii Izmailovich, THE WORLD OF CHILDHOOD IN Grinchenko Galina Anatol'evna MUSSORGSKY’S OPERA «BORIS GODUNOV» . 39 THE SYMBOLISM OF BACH AS A REFLECTION Chebanov Konstantin Aleksandrovich, OF THE PHILOSOPHIES OF THE SECRET Burlyaeva Victoria Arsentyevna SOCIETIES OF EUROPE ......................................... 21 CONDITIONS OF FORMATION OF CREATIVE Kuzmina Natalia Aleksandrovna THINKING AMONG STUDENTS OF NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONS OF SECONDARY PROFESSIONAL AND BASIC COMPANY IN FORMATION EDUCATION ............................................................ 48 PRACTICE-ORIENTED SKILLS OF STUDENTS - FUTURE SPECIALIST ............................................. 24 BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTING Селиверстов Юрий Иванович Filippova N. A., Belyaev V.. ВЛИЯНИЕ ТРАНСАКЦИОННЫХ ИЗДЕРЖЕК НА NORTH REGION LOGISTIC-TRANSPORT ПРИНЯТИЕ РЕШЕНИЙ В ОТНОШЕНИИ SYSTEM CONTROL FORMATION ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТИ METHODOLOGY..................................................... 59 ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯ ...................................................... 54 ECONOMICS, ECONOMETRICS AND FINANCE. Serbov Mykola METHODOLOGY OF CONSTRUCTION OF BALANCED ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS FRESHWATER (ON THE EXAMPLE OF WATER BASINS OF UKRAINE) ................................................................ 63 SOCIAL SCIENCES Ahatova Z. N. Kuppayeva Botagoz, CRISIS OF TRADITIONAL SYSTEM OF THE BEGINNING AND END OF THE SOVIET, EDUCATION AND TRANSITION TO PRACTICE - CONSISTENT, TRIUMPHANT AND INEVITABLE ORIENTED TECHNOLOGY ................................... 70 TYPE OF LEADERSHIP .......................................... 89 Golikova E.M., Kozurman A.N. Victoria Alexandrovna Myasoyedova STUDENT-CENTERED CONCEPT OF SOCIAL THE MAIN PRINCIPLES OF THE ACTIVITY OF DEVELOPMENT PERSON OF STUDENTS WITH THE YOUNG POLITICAL ELITES IN THE DISABILITIES IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS SYSTEM OF A FEDERAL STATE. ......................... 98 ................................................................................... 74 Prof. Dr. R. M. Nugayev Viacheslav Goncharenko THE MAXWELL - EINSTEIN UPHEAVAL : A TOPICAL ISSUES IN COUNTERACTING CASE STUDY IN KANTIAN EPISTEMOLOGY. 100 TERRORISM ............................................................ 80 Tarieva Liliya Uvaysovna Korban Inna Viktorovna INTEPRETATION OF EMPATHY AS A TRANS-HUMANISM AND SOCIAL PHENOMENON ASSOCIATED WITH LANGUAGE CONSTRUCTIVISM ................................................ 85 STUDIES ................................................................. 119 4 American Scientific Journal № 1 (1) / 2016 SOCIO HUMANITIES. ART CRITICISM AND HUMANITIES. Dariusz Sarzała PhD in humanities, Assistant Professor University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn CYBERSPACE AS A SOURCE OF DEVIANT BEHAVIOR OF YOUTH - SYMPTOMS AND PREVENTION Дариуш Caжaлa Кандидат гуманитарных наук, доцент Университет Вармии и Мазур в Ольштыне КИБЕРПРОСТРАНСТВО КАК ИСТОЧНИК ДЕВИАНТНОГО ПОВЕДЕНИЯ МОЛОДЕЖИ - СИМПТОМЫ И ПРОФИЛАКТИКЕ ABSTRACT The aim of the study is to analyze, from the point of view of socialization, a new area of social activity of youth and children, which is cyberspace, the most important sphere of a new form of communication and social functioning of a modern man. The analysis of the specific nature of cyberspace shows the risks associated with its use, those risks interfere with the process of socialization and lead to many pathological behaviors, mainly cyber aggression and cyber addiction. It also identifies the need to prevent negative influence of cyberspace, which can be seen in the sphere of education. Keywords: socialization, upbringing, cyberspace, cyber aggression, cyber addiction АННОТАЦИЯ Целью исследования является анализ нового направления социальной активности молодежи и де- тей, которая киберпространство, в настоящее время наиболее важным уровень общения и новая форма социального функционирования современного человека. Автор анализ указал на риски, связанные с исполь- зованием киберпространства, которые мешают процессу социализации и приводит ко многим патологи- ческих форм поведения, особенно кибер агрессия и кибер-зависимост. Он также указал на необходимость предотвращения негативных последствий киберпространстве, которые могут быть приняты в сфере образования. Ключевые слова: социализация, образование, киберпространство, кибер агрессия, кибер-зависи- мост. The rapid development of interactive and mo- abuse, manipulation, propaganda, disinformation. Cy- bile information technology, in recent years, has led to berspace is often also a place for the spread of many the creation of a new area of social communication
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