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Dynamics of residential suburbanization in post-socialist countries: The case of the Warsaw Metropolitan Area
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Between Support and Strain: How Perceived Parental Involvement Relates to Competitive Young Athletes’ Well-Being and Basic Psychological Needs
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How can artificial intelligence be used within occupational medicine to identify early worker needs and improve workplace accommodation? A narrative review
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Human Intelligence, Creativity, and Wisdom in the Age of Generative Artificial Intelligence
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The Creative Poland Program: Developing Creativity and Cross-Cultural Competencies in Primary School Children
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