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    A multi-criteria weighting approach for Quality of Life evaluation

    A multi-criteria weighting approach for Quality of Life evaluation by Rădulescu, C.Z., Rădulescu, M., Alexandru, A., Ianculescu, M., Vevera, V.

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    Willingness to vaccinate against COVID-19: the role of health locus of control and conspiracy theories

    Willingness to vaccinate against COVID-19: the role of health locus of control and conspiracy theories by Pisl, V., Vevera, J.

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    Dissociation, cognitive reflection and health literacy have modest effect on belief in conspiracy theories about COVID-19

    Dissociation, cognitive reflection and health literacy have modest effect on belief in conspiracy theories about COVID-19 by Pisl, V., Vevera, J.

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    Unreliable conspiracies: survey results about COVID-19 conspiracy theories lack temporal stability

    Unreliable conspiracies: survey results about COVID-19 conspiracy theories lack temporal stability by Pisl, V., Volavka, J., Vevera, J.

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    Changes of ambulance departures to assaults during COVID-19 pandemic restrictions

    Changes of ambulance departures to assaults during COVID-19 pandemic restrictions by Pisl, V., Vevera, J., Volavka, J.

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    Personal beliefs versus evidence-based decisions: vaccination behavior and doubts about antidepressants of students of medicine are affected by conspiracy theories

    Personal beliefs versus evidence-based decisions: vaccination behavior and doubts about antidepressants of students of medicine are affected by conspiracy theories by Pisl, V., Kestlerova, D., Losak, J., Skorkovsky, T., Vevera, J.

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