Searching For A Methodology For Measuring Subjective Well-Being Of Scientific And Pedagogical Workers
[В Поисках Методологии Измерения Субъективного Благополучия Научно-Педагогических Работников]
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subjective wellbeing; factors of subjective wellbeing; methods of measurement of subjective wellbeing; reproduction of the human capital at the higher school; social group; scientific and pedagogical workers; professional characteristics; choice of profession; the human capital;All these keywords.
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