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                                                     QUESTION 6


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                                             Figure 6Figure 6. Example of the results for question 6le of the results for question 6.

        The previous figure shows that the majority of students surveyed give as the first factor of their apathy to the The previous figure shows that the majority of students surveyed give as the first factor of their apathy to the he previous figure shows that the majority of students surveyed give as the first factor of their apathy to the
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        content  of  the  subject.  Another  factor  that  students  attribute  to  their content  of  the  subject.  Another  factor  that  students  attribute  to  their  apathy  is  the  teacher  who  teaches  the apathy  is  the  teacher  who  teaches  the
        subject. In addition, peers are another factor that the students surveyed attribute to their subject. In addition, peers are another factor that the students surveyed attribute to their ubject. In addition, peers are another factor that the students surveyed attribute to their apathy. Less influential
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        factors in apathy, according to the representative sample of students are school schedules and facilfactors in apathy, according to the representative sample of students are school schedules and facilactors in apathy, according to the representative sample of students are school schedules and facilities.
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        For the seventh question of the adapted questionnaire, the figure represents an example of the results obtained.For the seventh question of the adapted questionnaire, the figure represents an example of the results obtained.or the seventh question of the adapted questionnaire, the figure represents an example of the results obtained.


                                                     QUESTION 7


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                                          Figure 7Figure 7. Example of the results for question 7.


        The previous figure indicates that, according to the representative sample of The previous figure indicates that, according to the representative sample of students surveyed, the subject of students surveyed, the subject of
        communication workshop is the one they like most. Also, the subject of systems theory is the second most liked communication workshop is the one they like most. Also, the subject of systems theory is the second most liked ommunication workshop is the one they like most. Also, the subject of systems theory is the second most liked
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        by students.

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        For the eighth question of the adapted questionnaire, the figure represents an example of the For the eighth question of the adapted questionnaire, the figure represents an example of the or the eighth question of the adapted questionnaire, the figure represents an example of the weights obtained.






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