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Marina R Zheltukhina

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ID144307
NAMEMarina R Zheltukhina
GIVEN NAMESMarina R
FAMILY NAMEZheltukhina
SIGNATUREZHELTUKHINA M R
AFFILIATIONSScientific and Educational Center “Person in Communication”, Pyatigorsk State University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS14
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT14
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2017
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Mapping trends and transformations in communication education: A scoping review

    Open Access•Olga V Sergeeva, Marina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Education•2026

    As communication increasingly becomes a cross-disciplinary focus; there is a need for additional research on the comprehensive mapping of the research, teaching approaches and gaps within the field of communication education. This scoping review maps the scholarship in the field of communication education for the period 1985–2024, corresponding to when the field was institutionalized and the latest year for which data was available. Scopus was us…

  • Impact of digital media literacy on attitude toward generative AI acceptance in higher education

    Open Access•Olga V Sergeeva, Alfiya R Masalimova et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Education•2025

    The rapid implementation of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education has emphasized the necessity to comprehend the factors that impact its acceptance among students. This study examines the influence of digital media literacy on attitudes toward generative AI acceptance in higher education. Utilizing a cross-sectional survey design, a quantitative research methodology was implemented. The research sample included 451 undergrad…

  • Psychological well-being as a predictor of cyberbullying victimization in university students: A Bayesian approach

    Open Access•Olga V Sergeeva, Marina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Education•2025

    Introduction The present study examined the relationship between psychological well-being among university students and cyberbullying exposure. Methods The study included 262 students from Kuban State University as its sample. The Cyberbullying Scale (CBS) and the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale (DASS-21) were used as data collection tools. We preferred Bayesian statistical methods for data analysis. Results The results of the study reveale…

  • From assistance to integrity: Exploring the role of AI in academic communication across Russian and Turkish campuses

    Open Access•Olga V Sergeeva, Marina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Communication•2025

    Introduction This paper investigates how 33 Turkish and 38 Russian university students perceive and experience artificial intelligence (AI) in scholarly communication. This study investigates students’ perspectives, experiences, and concerns regarding AI use in educational settings. Three main areas of inquiry are addressed: general views and experiences with AI technology, effects on academic communication and teamwork, and evaluation of AI-gene…

  • Mobile learning in science education to improve higher-order thinking skills and communication skills: Scoping review

    Open Access•Elvira G Galimova, Olga V Sergeeva et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Communication•2025

    Mobile devices increasingly permeate students’ lives, yet their impact on core 21st-century competencies in science classrooms remains unevenly charted. This scoping review maps how mobile-learning interventions influence higher-order thinking skills (HOTS) and communication skills across primary, secondary and tertiary science education. Guided by Arksey and O’Malley’s five-stage framework and reported in line with PRISMA-ScR, six databases were…

  • The concept of “Businesswoman” in French linguaculture and media discourse

    Open Access•Raigul M Baktiyarova, Kalbike Yessenova et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2021

    This article analyses linguistic, cultural, and cognitive aspects of the image “businesswoman” in the French language. The target of this article is to study the features of the concept “business woman” in French media discourse and the representation of this concept in French linguistic culture. The linguistic units that verbalize the concept “businesswoman” in French media discourse are described. The representative and axiological characterist…

  • Media Influence: Cognitive and Psychological Markers (On Chinese Medical and Cosmetic Advertising Texts)

    Open Access•Olga D Shmeleva, Marina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•Propósitos y Representaciones•2020

    The main extralinguistic markers of influence in the Chinese medical and cosmetic advertising media discourse are nonverbal, linguocultural conceptual, cultural and historical, cognitive and psychological markers. The article is devoted to a research of cognitive and psychological markers of influence. In the article the most frequency cognitive and psychological markers of influence in the Chinese medical and cosmetic media advertising become kn…

  • Indicating Success with Material Symbols after the Collapse of the USSR

    Marina R Zheltukhina, Мarina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•Visual Anthropology•2020•References: 3

    The growth in the role of the military sector of certain Soviet states in the overall structure of the national economy, to the detriment of other sectors, along with providing military assistance to other countries, with government subsidies to unprofitable enterprises and long-term unproductive production that never reached a buyer—these were the factors that provided the prime conditions for the collapse of the Soviet Union. The authors survey…

  • Stylistic means of headline creating in the information-analytical media text: Pragmasemantic aspect of metaphor

    Open Access•Natalya V Karpovskaya, Oksana V Shiryaeva et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2019

    The article discusses stylistic means of headline creating in the information and analytical media text. Pragmasemantic aspect of metaphor in headlines of information and analytical media texts is marked. The research methods are the inductive and deductive method, descriptive method, discourse analysis, linguocognitive analysis, pragmasemantic analysis, stylistic analysis, interpretative analysis. Material for research comprises media texts of t…

  • Coerced loss of national colorings – linguistic issues of virtual team communication

    Open Access•Irina V Privalova, Albina R Shaidullina et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2019

    This article discusses the loss of national colorings in verbal interactions of virtual team members who represent different cultures and nationalities in global communication. The tendencies to professional communication uniformity and integrity have been noted. As well, the trend to simplification of the verbal elements used in the speech of virtual team workers is marked. The research method can be described as a complex (or mixed) one since i…

  • Stylistic means of influence in the contemporary Chinese sports media advertising

    Open Access•Marina R Zheltukhina, Мarina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2018

    The article determines the urgency of the subject under study, the degree of its development. The theoretical grounds of the study define the value orientation to an addressee as a basic component of the discourse of the Chinese sports media advertising which results in an effective impact on the consumer. Basic methods for influence on an addressee are identified, and the following stylistic expressive means are defined: anaphora, epiphora, epit…

  • Markers of the affecting model in contemporary political media communication

    Open Access•Elena B Ponomarenko, Marina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2017

    The political and socio-economic situation in society produces certain conditions for a successful or unsuccessful political media communication flow. Mass media influence the socio-economic and political life of the country. Media discourse mirrors socioeconomic and cultural relations within and between states and defines the interests of the contemporary society. Institutional, stereotypical and mythological markers of the affecting model in to…

  • Effective suggestive psychotechniques in the political media discourse

    Open Access•Nadezda N Volskaya, Liudmila A Borbotko et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2017

    The article analyzes some effective suggestive psychotechniques in the political media discourse. The analysis of material shows active use of suggestive psychotechniques in the contemporary political media discourse. It is established that suggestive psychotechniques play a significant role in the media discourse, promoting formation of ideological behavior models of the mass communication texts consumer. Suggestive psychotechniques in the polit…

  • Forensic prosecutor’s speech as a speech genre

    Open Access•Irina Zyubina, Irina A Zyubina et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2017

    In the article forensic prosecutor's speech as a speech genre is considered. The purpose of this article is to reveal the features of the stereotyped speech behavior of public prosecutors in the speech genre of the speech for the prosecution. The main difference between one genre from another one is not in its linguistic features, although each of the genres is characterized by the predominance, or, conversely, the absence of certain linguistic e…

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  • Markers of the affecting model in contemporary political media communication

    Open Access•Elena B Ponomarenko, Marina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2017

    The political and socio-economic situation in society produces certain conditions for a successful or unsuccessful political media communication flow. Mass media influence the socio-economic and political life of the country. Media discourse mirrors socioeconomic and cultural relations within and between states and defines the interests of the contemporary society. Institutional, stereotypical and mythological markers of the affecting model in to…

  • Effective suggestive psychotechniques in the political media discourse

    Open Access•Nadezda N Volskaya, Liudmila A Borbotko et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2017

    The article analyzes some effective suggestive psychotechniques in the political media discourse. The analysis of material shows active use of suggestive psychotechniques in the contemporary political media discourse. It is established that suggestive psychotechniques play a significant role in the media discourse, promoting formation of ideological behavior models of the mass communication texts consumer. Suggestive psychotechniques in the polit…

  • Forensic prosecutor’s speech as a speech genre

    Open Access•Irina Zyubina, Irina A Zyubina et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2017

    In the article forensic prosecutor's speech as a speech genre is considered. The purpose of this article is to reveal the features of the stereotyped speech behavior of public prosecutors in the speech genre of the speech for the prosecution. The main difference between one genre from another one is not in its linguistic features, although each of the genres is characterized by the predominance, or, conversely, the absence of certain linguistic e…

  • Stylistic means of influence in the contemporary Chinese sports media advertising

    Open Access•Marina R Zheltukhina, Мarina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2018

    The article determines the urgency of the subject under study, the degree of its development. The theoretical grounds of the study define the value orientation to an addressee as a basic component of the discourse of the Chinese sports media advertising which results in an effective impact on the consumer. Basic methods for influence on an addressee are identified, and the following stylistic expressive means are defined: anaphora, epiphora, epit…

  • Stylistic means of headline creating in the information-analytical media text: Pragmasemantic aspect of metaphor

    Open Access•Natalya V Karpovskaya, Oksana V Shiryaeva et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2019

    The article discusses stylistic means of headline creating in the information and analytical media text. Pragmasemantic aspect of metaphor in headlines of information and analytical media texts is marked. The research methods are the inductive and deductive method, descriptive method, discourse analysis, linguocognitive analysis, pragmasemantic analysis, stylistic analysis, interpretative analysis. Material for research comprises media texts of t…

  • Coerced loss of national colorings – linguistic issues of virtual team communication

    Open Access•Irina V Privalova, Albina R Shaidullina et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2019

    This article discusses the loss of national colorings in verbal interactions of virtual team members who represent different cultures and nationalities in global communication. The tendencies to professional communication uniformity and integrity have been noted. As well, the trend to simplification of the verbal elements used in the speech of virtual team workers is marked. The research method can be described as a complex (or mixed) one since i…

  • Media Influence: Cognitive and Psychological Markers (On Chinese Medical and Cosmetic Advertising Texts)

    Open Access•Olga D Shmeleva, Marina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•Propósitos y Representaciones•2020

    The main extralinguistic markers of influence in the Chinese medical and cosmetic advertising media discourse are nonverbal, linguocultural conceptual, cultural and historical, cognitive and psychological markers. The article is devoted to a research of cognitive and psychological markers of influence. In the article the most frequency cognitive and psychological markers of influence in the Chinese medical and cosmetic media advertising become kn…

  • Indicating Success with Material Symbols after the Collapse of the USSR

    Marina R Zheltukhina, Мarina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•Visual Anthropology•2020•References: 3

    The growth in the role of the military sector of certain Soviet states in the overall structure of the national economy, to the detriment of other sectors, along with providing military assistance to other countries, with government subsidies to unprofitable enterprises and long-term unproductive production that never reached a buyer—these were the factors that provided the prime conditions for the collapse of the Soviet Union. The authors survey…

  • The concept of “Businesswoman” in French linguaculture and media discourse

    Open Access•Raigul M Baktiyarova, Kalbike Yessenova et al.•ARTICLE•XLinguae•2021

    This article analyses linguistic, cultural, and cognitive aspects of the image “businesswoman” in the French language. The target of this article is to study the features of the concept “business woman” in French media discourse and the representation of this concept in French linguistic culture. The linguistic units that verbalize the concept “businesswoman” in French media discourse are described. The representative and axiological characterist…

  • Impact of digital media literacy on attitude toward generative AI acceptance in higher education

    Open Access•Olga V Sergeeva, Alfiya R Masalimova et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Education•2025

    The rapid implementation of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education has emphasized the necessity to comprehend the factors that impact its acceptance among students. This study examines the influence of digital media literacy on attitudes toward generative AI acceptance in higher education. Utilizing a cross-sectional survey design, a quantitative research methodology was implemented. The research sample included 451 undergrad…

  • Psychological well-being as a predictor of cyberbullying victimization in university students: A Bayesian approach

    Open Access•Olga V Sergeeva, Marina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Education•2025

    Introduction The present study examined the relationship between psychological well-being among university students and cyberbullying exposure. Methods The study included 262 students from Kuban State University as its sample. The Cyberbullying Scale (CBS) and the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale (DASS-21) were used as data collection tools. We preferred Bayesian statistical methods for data analysis. Results The results of the study reveale…

  • From assistance to integrity: Exploring the role of AI in academic communication across Russian and Turkish campuses

    Open Access•Olga V Sergeeva, Marina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Communication•2025

    Introduction This paper investigates how 33 Turkish and 38 Russian university students perceive and experience artificial intelligence (AI) in scholarly communication. This study investigates students’ perspectives, experiences, and concerns regarding AI use in educational settings. Three main areas of inquiry are addressed: general views and experiences with AI technology, effects on academic communication and teamwork, and evaluation of AI-gene…

  • Mobile learning in science education to improve higher-order thinking skills and communication skills: Scoping review

    Open Access•Elvira G Galimova, Olga V Sergeeva et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Communication•2025

    Mobile devices increasingly permeate students’ lives, yet their impact on core 21st-century competencies in science classrooms remains unevenly charted. This scoping review maps how mobile-learning interventions influence higher-order thinking skills (HOTS) and communication skills across primary, secondary and tertiary science education. Guided by Arksey and O’Malley’s five-stage framework and reported in line with PRISMA-ScR, six databases were…

  • Mapping trends and transformations in communication education: A scoping review

    Open Access•Olga V Sergeeva, Marina R Zheltukhina et al.•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Education•2026

    As communication increasingly becomes a cross-disciplinary focus; there is a need for additional research on the comprehensive mapping of the research, teaching approaches and gaps within the field of communication education. This scoping review maps the scholarship in the field of communication education for the period 1985–2024, corresponding to when the field was institutionalized and the latest year for which data was available. Scopus was us…

Linguistics (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (3 works) · Advertising (2 works)

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