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The adjunct’s initial level of training and creativity property as factors of a Ph.D. thesis successful defence

Andrey Pechnikov, Grigoriy Yakuba

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The article presents the results of studying the influence of the adjuncts’ initial level of training and creative abili-ties on the timeliness of writing and the success of defending candidate theses. Forecasting this indicator of the suc-cessful completing training in postgraduate studies has been determined.

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The article presents the results of studying the influence of the adjuncts’ initial level of training and creative abili-ties on the timeliness of writing and the success of defending candidate theses. Forecasting this indicator of the suc-cessful completing training in postgraduate studies has been determined.

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The article presents the results of studying the influence of the adjuncts’ initial level of training and creative abili-ties on the timeliness of writing and the success of defending candidate theses. Forecasting this indicator of the suc-cessful completing training in postgraduate studies has been determined.

Key concepts: Adjunct, Creativity, Training (meteorology), Psychology, Medical education, Applied psychology, Medicine, Social psychology

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