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Structural Relationships between Academic Motivation, Procrastination and Perfectionism: A Modelling Study

Akpur, Uğur, Yurtseven, Nihal·2019·Cumhuriyet International Journal of Education
DOI 10.30703/cije.452633
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Authors
Akpur, U., & Yurtseven, N.
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Cumhuriyet International Journal of Education
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Cumhuriyet International Journal of Education
Published
2019-03-30
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2147-1606
DOI
10.30703/cije.452633
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