PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF STUDENTS DURING THE PROCESS OF ANSWERING THE COMPUTER TEACHING QUESTIONS by V. V. Andrianov, N. A. Vasilyuk, E. V. Biryukova, V. V. Kazakova

“…Individual psychological and physiological parameters were studied in 2 groups of students (18–22 years old): 1 group — men and women; 2 – students who solved and not solved the tasks. …”
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SSC Graduate Students' Difficulties in Doing Research by Magdalena M. Ocbian, Michael P. Gamba

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Psychological analysis and strategies for college students’ “slow employment” in the context of smart education by Zhai Yanan, Cao Jianqiao

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Carbon footprint awareness scale (CFAS): validity and reliability study on university students by Aydın Pekel, Keziban Yoka, Mehmet Behzat Turan, Osman Yoka, Oktay Akyüz, Osman Pepe

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Assessing the dietary habits and nutritional status of secondary school students in Kraków and the Myślenice district (2016–2017): implications for public health by Jaśmina Żwirska, Ewa Błaszczyk-Bębenek, Izabela Bolesławska, Paweł Jagielski, Agnieszka Ostachowska-Gąsior, Paweł Kawalec

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Meta Synthesis: Analysis of Mathematical Anxiety On Student’s Mathematical Communication Skills by Abi Jahfaludin, Scolastika Mariani, Isnaini Rosyida, Iwan Junaedi, Adi Nur Cahyono

“…While students with low mathematical anxiety have a high level of mathematical communication skills.…”
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Self-Regulated Learning in the Post-Pandemic Era: A Study of Hungarian Secondary School Students by Juhász Lili, Pesti Csilla

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Deficits in the Socio-educational School Inclusion Strategy for Students with Social Difficulty in Spain during the Covid-19 Pandemic by Deibe Fernández-Simo, Xosé Manuel Cid-Fernández, María Victoria Carrera-Fernández

“…Students with administrative care measures have historically faced difficulties in achieving school goals. …”
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Assessment of emotional intelligence, self-efficacy, and perceived stress among nursing students in clinical practice: a cross-sectional study by Nasser Shubayr, Hamad Dailah

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Implementing leadership skills in students through art by Inmaculada Berlanga-Fernández, M Helena Vales-Villamarín, Beatriz Mocchi, Santa Palella-Stracuzzi

“…The results demonstrate the positive impact of the didactic innovation on the development of specific skills in Secondary education, High school and university students. All students have successfully implemented leadership, critical thinking, learning, creativity, resilience, and problem-solving skills. …”
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Enhancing clinical skills in geriatrics: high-fidelity simulated scenarios for fourth-year medical students by Sophie Lansley, Aditya Maney

“…High-fidelity simulation provides a valuable opportunity for students to engage in realistic, multi-phase clinical scenarios. …”
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UNCOVERING THE LINK BETWEEN STUDENTS’ ATTITUDE TOWARD READING AND THEIR COMPREHENSION ABILITIES by Anggi Try Oktaviana, Roma Nur Asnita, Rizqy Dwi Amrina

“…The research population consisted of 426 students. The researchers took 105 students as the sample using a random sampling technique. …”
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The expectations and student satisfaction of mainland China Gen-Z students in an international branch campus by Hai-Na Zhu, Bo-Yuan Li, Samuel Ken-En Gan, Qi Zhang

“…Archived survey data from 312 Chinese students across the 2018 and 2019 cohorts were analyzed, providing a unique pre-COVID-19 benchmark for understanding student satisfaction prior to the disruptions caused by the pandemic.The study explored multiple dimensions of student satisfaction, including faculty engagement, teaching quality, learning environments, student services, campus facilities, and postgraduate preparedness. …”
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GeoGebra-based flipped learning model: An alternative panacea to improve students’ learning independency in online mathematics learning by Naufal Ishartono, Adi Nurcahyo, Mohamad Waluyo, Millenia Hanifah, Rafiza Abdul Razak, Suliadi Firdaus Sufahani

“…Previous studies have tried to improve students' independence in online mathematics learning. …”
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Methodology of psychophysical preparation of students of civilian universities for service in the armed forces by Fedotov, Igor A., Golikova, Elena M.

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Chinese college teachers’ emotional intelligence and mental health: a chain mediation model involving student relationship quality by Qian Zhang

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Physiological and Psychological Impacts of Shift Work Among Student Pharmacists: Sex Differences in Stress and Health Outcomes by Mohammed F. Salahuddin, Richard Bugingo, Fakhri Mahdi, Delilah Spencer, Md Dilshad Manzar, Jason J. Paris

“…Despite known sex differences in stress responses, their impact on shift workers, particularly student pharmacists, is understudied. The objective of this study was to explore sex-specific differences in psychological and physiological stress responses among pharmacy students engaged in shift work. …”
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PSYCHOLOGICAL CULTURE DEVELOPMENT IN PEDAGOGY STUDENTS by Olga V. Solovieva, Anna B. Kuzmina

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Plastic Surgery Teaching to United Kingdom Undergraduate Medical Students: A Systematic Review by Ahmad Khan, Ahsan Khan, Shaan Mohan, Nikhil Panse

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Utilizing Indonesian Islamic Culture in HOTS Task Design to Enhance Students' Critical Thinking by Wuli Oktiningrum, Dyah Ayu Pramoda Wardhani, Adzimatnur Muslihasari, Andi Wibowo

“…Based on the results of the analysis, prototype 3 has the potential to measure the critical thinking skills of elementary school students, as shown through student answers. Students' critical thinking skills are assessed based on four indicators: 1) interpretation, namely 90% of students show understanding by identifying the information given and requested accurately; 2) analysis, with 70% of students successfully establishing relationships between statements, questions, and concepts through mathematical modeling and appropriate explanations; 3) evaluation, where 50% of students applied proper procedures to solve and calculate problems correctly; and 4) conclusion, where 45% of students were able to formulate conclusions correctly based on their solution steps. …”
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