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Problematic usage of the internet among Hungarian elementary school children: a cross-sectional study by Szapary, Adam, Feher, Gergely, Radvanyi, Ildiko, Fejes, Eva, Nagy, Gabor Daniel, Jancsak, Csaba, Horvath, Lilla, Banko, Zoltan, Berke, Gyula, Kapus, Krisztian

“…Problematic usage of the internet (PUI) is perhaps one of the most frequently studied phenomena of the 21st century receiving increasing attention in both…”
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The association of problematic usage of the internet with burnout, depression, insomnia, and quality of life among Hungarian high school students by Feher, Andrea, Fejes, Eva, Kapus, Krisztian, Jancsak, Csaba, Nagy, Gabor Daniel, Horvath, Lilla, Tibold, Antal, Feher, Gergely

“…The extensive availability of the internet has led to the recognition of problematic usage of the internet (PUI) or so called internet addiction (IA), probably…”
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Family and Career. Future plans for university students. Ed. Ágnes Engler by Jancsák, Csaba

“…Bibliography of the reviewed book: Engler, Á. (2018). Future plans for university students. Debrecen: Center for Higher Education Research and Development. p…”
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Value crisis and change of values: In the mirror of social values and history education in Hungary by Jancsak, Csaba

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Value crisis and change of values: In the mirror of social values and history education in Hungary by Jancsak, Csaba

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Ulrich Beck (1944–2015) by JANCSÁK, Csaba

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Student Self-governance in Hungary in the New Millennium: Advocacy, Organisation, Entrepreneurship in the Higher Education Supermarket by JANCSÁK, Csaba

“…The research focuses on active personal and community citizenship, political participation, self-organisation by generations and patterns of public and…”
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Youth Services Participation of Youth – Youth Policy in Hungary (2006–2012) by JANCSÁK, Csaba, KÁTAI, Gábor

“…Hungary’s youth context changed in 2006, before the world crisis, and recession has spread since then. Youth institutions have gone through constant changes…”
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