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“... characterized by the World Health Organization (WHO) as a pandemic in March 2020, with some risk factors for its...”
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Published 2023
“... of additional context information with the conventional features can contribute to decrease the effect of inter...”
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“... by an intense and persistent fear of social situations or performance, which results in significant distress and...”
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Published 2013
“... fear and stress, causing / increasing the pain, and to teach CS, with a "board"game, specially designed...”
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Published 2023
“... methodological approach, constituting an exploratory study, based on four semi-structured interviews with...”
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“... methodological approach, constituting an exploratory study, based on four semi-structured interviews with...”
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“... aids epidemic in Brazil in relation to complications with HIV and the consequent decrease in mortality...”
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Published 2018
“... last year (70.3%). with reports of fear of falls (80.2%) and tendency (50.5%) to falls. Prevalence was...”
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