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1. Research On The Development Characteristics Of The Hearing-impaired Middle School Students' Social Adjustment
2. Research On Attuitude Towards Learning Difficulties And Their Effects Among Hearing-impaired Middle School Students
3. Relationship Research On Attitude Towards Frustration And Resilience, Living Adaptation Among Hearing-impaired Middle School Students
4. Study On The Influence Of The Special Education Teachers’ Model Motivation Of The Hearing-impaired Middle School Students’ Self-reliant Ability
5. Relationship Research On Percepted Teacher Expectations And Academic Attribution, Learning Self-Confidence Among Hearing-Impaired Middle School Students
6. A Study On Gratitude And Its Related Factors Of Hearing Impaired Middle School Students
7. Relationship Research On Percepted Teacher Life Education And Mental Health,Learning Responsibility Among Hearing-impaired Middle School Students
8. Influence Of Track And Field Training On Physical Self-esteem Of Hearing Impaired Middle School Student
9. The Relationship Between Self Stigma And Self-esteem In Hearing Impaired Middle School Students:the Moderating Effect Of Group Identity
10. The Relationship Between Justice/injustice Situation And Prosocial Behavior Of Hearing-impaired Middle School Students:The Moderating Role Of The Belief In The Just World
11. A Study On School Adjustment And Its Related Factors Of Hearing Impaired Middle School Students
12. A Study On Interpersonal Trust And Its Related Factors Of Hearing Impaired Middle School Students
13. Study On The Relationship Between Discrimination Perception, Core Self-evaluation And School Adaptation Of Hearing Impaired Students
14. A Study On Perceived Stress And Its Related Factors Of Hearing-Impaired Middle School Students
15. A Study On Prosocial Behavior And Its Influencing Factors Of Hearing Impaired Middle School Students
16. Research On The Current Situation, Problems And Countermeasures Of Hearing-impaired Middle School Students Using The National Common Sign Language
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