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121.	A Report On The Translation Of How Languages Are Learned(Chapter Three)
122.	A Study On The Application Of Comparative Advantage Theory In Junior High School English Classroom Management
123.	Research On The Effectiveness Of Chinese Classroom Activities In Hungary
124.	Study On Motivation In Chinese Learning Of Indonesia International School Middle Year Students
125.	A Correlation Study On Different Senior High Students And The Distribution Of Their Lexical Chunk Use In English Writing
126.	The Investigation And Research On Learning Strategies Of Chinese Characters Of Preparatory Students
127.	The Effects Of Task Complexity And Working Memory On Chinese EFL Learners’ Written Task Performance
128.	An Investigation Of Individual Differences Into Motivation And Strategies Of Chinese Learners In Northeast Thailand
129.	Individual Differences In Processing Evaluative Verbal Information
130.	Mental Health And Individual Differences Of Foreign Trade Employees
131.	Investigation And Study On Academic Emotion Of Chinese Learners In China
132.	Age Differences In Semantic Processing From The Perspective Of Contextual Prediction
133.	Individual Differences In Preferences For Spatial Reference Systems In Virtual Reality
134.	Peer group socialization of aggression in early adolescence: Social status, group characteristics, and individual differences
135.	A new tool for measuring individual differences in conceptual structure
136.	The relationship between individual differences in working memory and filtering task-irrelevant information, in children and adults
137.	Individual differences in working memory capacity predict personality
138.	The right hemisphere: An investigation into its roles in new word acquisition and possible individual differences
139.	An investigation of the individual differences in cognitive factors that contribute to bilingual lexical disambiguation
140.	Individual differences in emotion regulation and their impact on selective attention
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