Uchinchi renessans: ilm-fan va ta’lim taraqqiyoti istiqbollari

“Uchinchi renessans: ilm-fan va 
ta’lim taraqqiyoti istiqbollari”
 
 
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2021
 January
 
emotions that require the funds" [Vygotsky, 1999: 16]; 
"the process of developing new information that is common to communicating people 
and creates their community (or increases the degree of this community)"
In the view of A. A. Bodalev's selected aspects can be combined into a single 
definition. Thus, communication is considered as " such an interaction of people in 
which each of the participants in this interaction, prompted by more or less conscious 
motives, realizes certain goals, for example, seeks to convince those to whom he 
addresses, show them his attitude to some fact, event, person, or learn from them 
something previously unknown to him, etc. But people can enter into communication 
with each other and for the joint performance of some type of activity that requires 
them to cooperate, i.e. in the process of communication, the formation of a 
community of individuals performing joint activities will occur. In all these cases, the 
goals and motives of an activity in which communication is a prerequisite for its 
implementation, the methods of implementation that its participants must adhere to, 
always actualize in the psyche of each person involved in it, new characteristics 
compared to "pure" communication. However, in all such cases, in the course of 
communication, in the process of performing a particular activity, each person will 
still have a knowledge of all the other participants, its attitude towards them will 
manifest and change, and its treatment with them will take place" . 
In some works on psychology, " communication "is defined through" 
communication", and both concepts are equivalent. So, at E. V. Borozdina reads: 
"communication is communication, i.e. the exchange of opinions, experiences, 
moods, desires, etc. ...whatever it is, it is always communication, and it is impossible 
to imagine communication without it" [Borozdina, 1999: 30]. 
However, in the sociology of communication, the concepts of 
"communication" and "communication" are not equivalent. Communication is 
defined as "a socially determined process of transmitting and perceiving information 
both in interpersonal and mass communication through various channels using 

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