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Perceived Sources of Stress and Coping Strategies among Clinical Dental Students in Two Nigerian Universities
Background: Dentistry is perceived as a highly stressful profession and the dental school is often where the stress begins. Contemporary dental curricula require students to attain diverse proficiencies such as acquisition of theoretical knowledge, clinical competencies, skills acquisition and best...
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