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Original Article

Cognitive style and gender differencies in spatial abilities

Danna Naurzalina
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Aigul Karimova
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Marat Sarkulov
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Aliya Tolegenova
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Ainur Zholamanova
,
Bibigul Almurzayeva

Keywords: Cognitive style, Spatial abilities, Gender.

Article no: 9

Pages 95-105

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2015.01.11

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Original Article

Development Of Academic Engagement Of Students. Differences Between Women And Men

Yoana González González
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Iria Da Cuña Carrera
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Eva Mª Lantarón Caeiro
,
Mercedes Soto González

Keywords: Academic engagement, emotional well-being, gender differences, higher education, university students.

Article no: 64

Pages 509-514

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.04.02.64

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Original Article

The Emergence Property Of Term-Lexemes, Denoting Ethnic System Units

Albekov Nurvadi Nasruddinovich
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Israilova Luiza Yunusovna
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Israilova Larisa Yunusovna
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Salgireev Aslanbek Movldinovich

Keywords: Emergence, term-lexeme, taip, gender, type, ethnicity

Article no: 9

Pages 78-84

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.9

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