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Welcome to University of Khartoum (UofK) digital repository! Access UofK intellectual output here. Khartoum Space is a platform that enables our community members to organize and preserve their research online as well as it gives our visitors, researchers and the academia at large a better access to research conducted at UofK. Khartoum Space is the result of the pilot project OASCIR (documentation of this project can be found at http://uofkoascir.blogspot.com)
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Archive [2467]Archives, University of Khartoum
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Books [409]
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Conference [771]
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Institutes [468]
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Radio FM 93.3 UofK [34]
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Staff Publication [5005]Staff Publication
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Thesis [1966]
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Training [20]
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Undergraduate Dissertations [1961]
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This section is an archive for the University of Khartoum Journals .
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University Pioneers [113]
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Videos&Audio [72]
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(University of Khartoum, )Situant au carrefour de plusieurs disciplines, l'étude de l'enfant nous conduit dans les couloirs de la sociologie, la psychologie, l'anthropologie, la politique, la science du droit...etc. Notre recherche vis à traiter ...
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(University of Khartoum, 2017)
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(University of Khartoum, 2017)Data are reported for the intelligence of a sample of 2,990 South Sudanese refugee children aged 7 to 18 years tested with the Standard Progressive Matrices in 2016. The average Britishscaled IQ of this sample is estimated ...
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(University of Khartoum, 2018)This study assesses non-verbal cognitive ability of South Sudanese refugee children, using the Colored Progressive Matrices (CPM) test. The sample consisted of 1856 South Sudanese children living in Khartoum State ranging ...
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(University of Khartoum, 2017)The purpose of this research is to investigate the stress of life and anxiety facing mothers whose children suffer from impairment of hearing (Target ages from 5-12 years). The researcher applied the descriptive ...
