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Students' Intention to Leave University: The Protective Role of Social Connections
Students' Intention to Leave University: The Protective Role of Social Connections
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Main Authors:
Davide Mazzoni
,
Ilaria Cutica
,
Mariam Chichua
,
Marina Brambilla
,
Barbara Rosina
,
Angela Gambirasio
,
Gabriella Pravettoni
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Artículo Open Access
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Wiley
2025
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Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology
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