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Personality traits and gender effect on athletes and non-athletes selfhandicapping strategies over time
Nikola Prpa
University of Thessaly, Greece,
Published: 01.12.2016.
Vol 9, No 1 (2017), 2017, 9 (1);
pp. 5-14;
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