Role of Attitude, Ethics, and Communication Module in Assessing Communication Skills among 1st-year Indian Medical Students by Surajit Kundu, Richa Gurudiwan, Samta Tiwari, Sumati G Kundu

“…It was also observed that, among the 100 students, the mean score for positive attitude was 61.45 and the mean score for negative attitude was 29.66 from CSAS, showing a direct indicator that first-phase students have an optimistic attitude toward learning communication skills. …”
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Self-efficacy in Higher Education for Students “over the age of 23”: study of a scale by Cláudia Noémia Soares de Sousa, Rita Manuela de Almeida Barros, Angélica Maria Reis Monteiro

“…Abstract Objective The present study aims to study the psychometric qualities of the Higher Education Self-efficacy Scale, applied to a particular group of students, generically called “over the age of 23”. …”
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The Effect of Fluency Oriented Reading Instructionon EFL Students’Reading Fluency and Comprehension by Radia BOUGUEBS

“…The results indicated that the FORI is an effective approach to improve students’reading fluency and comprehension as demonstrated by CWPM improvement, prosody gains, and comprehension achievements as well.…”
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PROBLEMS OF FORMING THE VALUE ATTITUDE OF STUDENTS TO PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY by L. Saenko, Z. Khimich

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The Effectiveness of Project-Based Differentiated Learning in Improving Descriptive Writing Skills : A Study of Elementary School Students by Nur Istiqomah, Tri Wintolo Apoko

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Evaluating the Educational Video Materials for Radiation Education on Nursing Students and Nurses: A Quasi-Experimental Research by Minoru Osanai, Yoshiko Nishizawa, Yuka Noto, Ryoko Tsuchiya

“…The video materials included scenes of radiation measurement, such as the attenuation of scattered X-rays with distance, and illustrations drawn by nursing students to make them familiar to nursing staff. This study included 29 nursing students and 16 nurses. …”
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Mental Health Literacy Study of Tadulako University Students by Ikhlas Rasido, Hasan Hasan, Nur Eka Wahyuningsih Riyadi

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STUDENTS’ IDEAS ABOUT TRUST IN INTERETHNIC RELATIONS by A. V. Alborova, S. V. Dreeva

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Pop Culture in the Classroom: Associations with Student Learning Outcomes and the Underlying Psychological Mechanisms by Su Tao, Yuchen Yang

“…Data were collected from 511 students across two courses and four class sections through both survey responses and in-class essay evaluations. …”
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Understanding of medical students and interns neurosurgery as a future career in Saudi Arabia: a cross sectional study by Hassan Mohammed Alturaiki, Mohammed Alali, Fatimah Aleisa, Saleha Khan, Hassan Alradi, Jinan Aljasem, Jannat Mohammed Bosbait, Sami Almalki

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Analysis of Student Learning Interest In Physics In Subject Force Material by Ayu Sofna, Younanda Sakinah, Misbah Misbah, Jupeth Toriano Pentang

“…The method used by the researcher is a method in the form of a quantitative descriptive method with an instrument in the form of a student interest questionnaire. The population of this study were students in class X with a total of 32 students, students in class XI with a total of 33 students, and students in class XII with a total of 23 students. …”
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Electronic learning course as a means of the development of spheres of individuality of a student of higher educational institution (on the example of the discipline "Foreign language") by Marina A. Paniushkina, Valentina V. Ponikarovskaya, Natalia V. Matsakova, Irina S. Volkova

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Impact of Emotional Education programs in the development of emotional competence in secondary students: A scoping review by Susana Araya Navarro, Mabel Urrutia, Yasna Chávez-Castillo, Isidora Zañartu, Rafael Zapata-Lamana

“…Despite their importance, low emotional competencies have been reported in secondary students. This scoping review examines the impact of emotional education programs on secondary students. …”
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Knowledge of human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and human papillomavirus vaccine among undergraduate students at a Nigerian university by Aisha Funmilayo Lawal, Amudalat Issa, Olayinka Rasheed Ibrahim, Taofik Oluwaseun Ogunkunle, Khadijat Olaitan Omokanye, Mohammed Jimoh Saka

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The comparative analysis of the dominant concepts on the issue of formation of civic competence of university students by V. S. Kuznetsova

“…The author has developed a model for the structure of civil competence in students.…”
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Plant-based diets among students at Rhodes University, South Africa: prevalence, motivations, and barriers by Coral Andersson, Gladman Thondhlana

“…The aim of this study this research was to examine the prevalence of, motivations for and barriers to plant-based diets among Rhodes University students in South Africa. A total of 300 students responded positively to an online questionnaire survey. …”
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Entrepreneurial Student Teams and Start-up Project Continuance Intention at Hungarian Universities by Tibor Dőry, Attila Lajos Makai, Ádám Novotny

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The Influence of Teachers’ Attitude Towards the Students’ Motivation in EFL Class by Tiara Alamsyah Putri, Martriwati Martriwati

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The impact of local firms on students’ intention to return and work in rural areas by Vũ Ngọc Thảo Vy, Phạm Tiến Thành, Đoàn Thị Thủy

“…The research sample includes 606 rural-born students majoring in business, management, and economics at Ho Chi Minh City universities. …”
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Breathing practices in sports: Potential for performance improvement, recovery, and psycho-emotional well-being of students by Melnikova, Yulia V., Korkina , Margarita Alekseevna, Platova, Veronika Yu.

“…This article addresses the issue of insufficient attention to breathing practices in modern sports training of students. Despite the growing number of studies confirming the positive effects of targeted breathing techniques on the physiological and psychological performance of athletes, their usage remains limited. …”
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