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Original Article

Understanding Dramatization of Pain in Crime Coverage

Dimitrina Semova
,
E. Aladro
,
Graciela Padilla
,
Padillo Requeijo
,
Ana Segovia

Keywords: Information; crime coverage; dramatization of pain; crime perception; post-television; reality TV

Article no: 14

Pages 147-161

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2015.08.15

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Original Article

Innovative Approaches To Teaching Composition In Art And Pedagogical Education

A. G. Porovskiy

Keywords: Visual arts, competencies of artistic and depictive activities, process approach, artistic composition, artistic and pedagogical education, painter -teacher

Article no: 88

Pages 673-680

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.02.88

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Original Article

Pain assessment in surgical patients with impaired cognition

Martins Conceição
,
Vera Almeida
,
João Duarte
,
Cláudia Chaves
,
Sofia Campos
,
Paula Nelas

Keywords: Acute pain, cognition, general surgery, pain postoperative, pain measurement

Article no: 13

Pages 147-157

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.02.13

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