The influence of faculty specialization on deductive reasoning in young Romanian students

Miulescu, T.; Chraif, Mihaela; Aniţei, Mihai; Iliescu, Adrian-Paul; Bârcă, A.

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.01.285

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“…In a previous study ) investigated http://dx.doi.org/10.15405/book.4.3 eISSN: 2301-2358 responsibility of the Conference Organization Committee 151 the attachment, motivation, positive and negative emotions and support groups related with career orientation in psychology. Miulescu, Chraif, Aniţei, Iliescu & Bârcă (2012) conducted a study highlighting the influence of faculty specialization on deductive reasoning. Chraif & Aniţei (2011) used the academic attachment scale to investigate the undergraduate student's involvement towards National and International Conferences.…”

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The influence of academic specialization on pain perception, attachment and perceived stress at students

Aniţei¹

2015

C-CRCS Volume IV BOOK

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The objective of the study is focused on investigating differences regarding perceived stress, attachment and pain perception between undergraduate students at psychology in comparison with the undergraduate students at electronics. The results highlights that the undergraduate students from psychology have statistically significant pain perception higher than the undergraduate students at electronics. Also, positive statistically significant correlations had been confirmed for both research groups (p<.05). Future studies should implicate undergraduate students from different other specializations as physics, geography and other specializations.

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