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Psychological safety as a context-sensitive predictor of retention intentions: Gendered effects of supervisor support under caregiving-assumed conditions. [PDF]

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Yoshimura M, Yamaguchi H.
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Using natural language processing to explore differences in healthcare professionals' language on Functional Neurological Disorder: a comparative topic and sentiment analysis study. [PDF]

Front Digit Health
Mashuk MS, Lu Y, Lai LYH, Shardlow M, Saha S, Williams A, Lee A, Lloyd S, Mohanraj R, Di Basilio D.   +9 more
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Integration of the Pirogov interactive anatomy table into anatomy teaching: A comparative study with cadaveric dissection. [PDF]

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Duc NT, Ninh NA, Trinh NP, Tuyen LQ, Hung NV, Khanh DH, Luat NV, Dai NHP, Huy TD, Hoa CD, Vinh TVT.   +10 more
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Comparative psychology is dead! Long live comparative psychology.

Journal of Comparative Psychology, 1987
The study of behavior of nonhuman organisms is today, as it has been for a century, a vital and active area within psychology. Comparative psychology is, therefore, by definition, alive and well. The recent resurgence in interest in evolutionary and ecological approaches to the study of comparative psychology reflects developments in ethology ...
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Comparative Psychology

Annual Review of Psychology, 1953
Henry Gleitman, Calvin P. Stone
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Comparative Psychology

2023
Lin Guobin, Zhang Jianjun, Sui Nan
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Comparative Psychology

2022
J. A. Hobson, Morris Ginsberg
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Some Comparative Psychology

The American Journal of Psychology, 1958
M E, BITTERMAN, J, WODINSKY, D K, CANDLAND   +2 more
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