The Role of Automatic Thoughts and Test Anxiety in University Students' Achievements;Uloga automatskih misli I ispitne anksioznosti u uspjehu studenata

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Volumn 12, Issue 5, 2003, Pages 703-720

  Zivcic Becirevic, Ivanka ^a  

^a Filozofskog fakulteta u Rijeci   (Croatia)

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