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Clarification of policy on retractions. [PDF]

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Tsai AC, Kohrt BA, Jo Weaver L.
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Coping: is this the foundation of wellbeing? A narrative review

British Journal of Mental Health Nursing, 2012
From a psychological viewpoint, coping is a route that develops in milieu of a challenging state or taxing on an individual's present resources. This is a narrative review of the coping concept and why it is an important but misunderstood concept.
Shahid Muhammad   +2 more
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Foundation doctors and dyslexia: a qualitative study of their experiences and coping strategies

Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2015
ABSTRACT Background Dyslexia is the most common form of specific learning difficulty affecting approximately 6% of the general UK population and believed to affect approximately 2% of UK medical students. The impact of dyslexia on early practice has not been studied.
Freda, Newlands   +2 more
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Coping With Changes and War, Building a Foundation For Growth

2020
This chapter aims to provide a broad overview of economic development in the Republic of Vietna (RVN) under both republics. The long-term perspective is useful to gain a sense of the republic's achievements and failures over two decades. It also dwells at some length on the activities the chapter's author was personally involved in since the mid-1960s.
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