Analysis of psychological conditions of perception of presentation material by cadets and officers of the National Guard of Ukraine
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2019.164564Keywords:
multimedia presentation, National Guard of Ukraine, psychological perception, psychological aspects, cadetsAbstract
An analysis of the psychological advantages of using a multimedia presentation for officers and cadets of the National Guard of Ukraine is made, which allows to outline the positive aspects of the psychological perception of material for both officers and cadets, and for the teacher. The study of scenarios for the use of presentations in the training of cadets and officers is conducted. This allows the teacher to concentrate on preserving psychological reserves in order to effectively statement of the material. The analysis of evaluation criteria for presentations is carried out, which allows the best psychological perception of diverse information for all psycho types of listeners
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