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Бланк методики «Профессиональная временная перспектива будущего»

Пожалуйста, оцените, в какой степени применимы по отношению к Вам следующие утверждения по шкале от 1 (совершенно неверно) до 7 (совершенно верно). На эти вопросы нет правильных или неправильных ответов.

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