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Investigating the Causes of Aggression in Students: and its effect on their Academic Progress

Anxiety Prevalence and its Academic Influences: Among University Students

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Disciplinary Practices (Effect on Behavior of Preschool Children)

Social Practice: Philosophy and Method

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Identifying Possible Discriminatory Behaviors and Proactive Strategies

Brand Endorsement through Ethnocentric & National Identity Perspective

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School Leaders' Behaviors, Climate, and Student Achievement

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University Students' Perceptions and Usage Behaviour of Mobile Media

Effect of Psychographic Factors on Consumer’s Attitude: toward Cause Related Marketing

The Effect of National Poverty on Academic Performance of Students: The Effect of National Poverty on Academic Performance of Junior Secondary School Students: A Case Study of the Western

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Study Habits of Undergraduate Students: Psycho-Sociological Variables

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Linking Motivation, Self-regulation, and Achievement in Mathematics

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Psychometric Data Analysis Based Design And Optimization: For Student Learning Behavior

Social Support Systems and Psychosocial Wellbeing of the elderly

Predictive Brand Switching Behaviour: A Special Reference to Mobile Phone Users

e-Marketing: Electronic Marketing

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Part-Time Doctoral Students: Socialization Through Peer Mentorship

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Factors undermining the women's representation at management positions

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Characteristics needed for Effective Discipline of Students

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Evaluating the Use of Social Media for Customer Service: Is Social Media the Big Bet for improving Customer Satisfaction?

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Domestic Social Responsibility

Social Factors in utilizing Antiretroviral Therapy Services

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Self-directed Learning and Students' Achievement in Social Studies

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Psycho-Social Dimensions of Indo-Pak Relations: A Psychological Analysis

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