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DIFFERENCES IN SOCIAL BACKGROUND, STUDY CHOICE MOTIVATION AND HIGHER EDUCATION EXPERIENCE BETWEEN PRE-SERVICE CLASS TEACHERS AND PRE-SERVICE SUBJECT TEACHERS

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Table 1. Distribution of participants according to the faculties they attend (N=455).
Table 2. Welch ANOVA test of differences in social background, study choice motivation and study experience between pre-service class teachers
Table 3. Results of the binary logistic regression analysis (N=455).

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