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  • The study reports results of a research of coping strategies identified in students in two different study modes: full-time students and part-time students. The SVF-78 stress coping inventory was administered. The relationship of SVF-78 subscales to the variable study mode (full-time, parttime) was investigated. As for the statistical procedure, Levene’s Test for Equality of Variances and two independent sample t tests were used. The most important finding shown by results of this study is a higher usage of the tree optimal coping strategies – situation control, reaction control and positive self-instructions – by part-time students. Part-time students also use the minimization strategy more frequently and the resignation strategy less frequently than full-time students. The study has some limitations, because the sample is not representative – subjects were students of the Faculty of Economics and Management, with a majority of women in both compared groups.
  • The study reports results of a research of coping strategies identified in students in two different study modes: full-time students and part-time students. The SVF-78 stress coping inventory was administered. The relationship of SVF-78 subscales to the variable study mode (full-time, parttime) was investigated. As for the statistical procedure, Levene’s Test for Equality of Variances and two independent sample t tests were used. The most important finding shown by results of this study is a higher usage of the tree optimal coping strategies – situation control, reaction control and positive self-instructions – by part-time students. Part-time students also use the minimization strategy more frequently and the resignation strategy less frequently than full-time students. The study has some limitations, because the sample is not representative – subjects were students of the Faculty of Economics and Management, with a majority of women in both compared groups. (en)
  • The study reports results of a research of coping strategies identified in students in two different study modes: full-time students and part-time students. The SVF-78 stress coping inventory was administered. The relationship of SVF-78 subscales to the variable study mode (full-time, parttime) was investigated. As for the statistical procedure, Levene’s Test for Equality of Variances and two independent sample t tests were used. The most important finding shown by results of this study is a higher usage of the tree optimal coping strategies – situation control, reaction control and positive self-instructions – by part-time students. Part-time students also use the minimization strategy more frequently and the resignation strategy less frequently than full-time students. The study has some limitations, because the sample is not representative – subjects were students of the Faculty of Economics and Management, with a majority of women in both compared groups. (cs)
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  • WHICH COPING STRATEGIES ARE PREFERRED BY STUDENTS IN DIFFERENT MODES OF STUDY?
  • WHICH COPING STRATEGIES ARE PREFERRED BY STUDENTS IN DIFFERENT MODES OF STUDY? (en)
  • WHICH COPING STRATEGIES ARE PREFERRED BY STUDENTS IN DIFFERENT MODES OF STUDY? (cs)
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  • WHICH COPING STRATEGIES ARE PREFERRED BY STUDENTS IN DIFFERENT MODES OF STUDY?
  • WHICH COPING STRATEGIES ARE PREFERRED BY STUDENTS IN DIFFERENT MODES OF STUDY? (en)
  • WHICH COPING STRATEGIES ARE PREFERRED BY STUDENTS IN DIFFERENT MODES OF STUDY? (cs)
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  • Stress, coping, coping strategies, part-time study, full-time study (en)
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