1996
DOI: 10.2753/res1060-9393380836
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A Behavioral Typology of a Student Group

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“…Professor P. Lukichev [9] and Professor A. Skorik paid attention to this fact in their works. [10] In General, it should be noted that almost 50 per cent of the students surveyed are not comfortable to talk openly about the "pros and cons" concerning issues of religion. In the polls we drew attention to the so-called group of "converts", whose representatives came to realize their faith and religion not through the preserved family values, not through the social experience of the older generation, but under the influence of ideology.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Professor P. Lukichev [9] and Professor A. Skorik paid attention to this fact in their works. [10] In General, it should be noted that almost 50 per cent of the students surveyed are not comfortable to talk openly about the "pros and cons" concerning issues of religion. In the polls we drew attention to the so-called group of "converts", whose representatives came to realize their faith and religion not through the preserved family values, not through the social experience of the older generation, but under the influence of ideology.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%