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A questionnaire with 15 items was administered to students who participated in a mobility program in Croatia to understand their opinions. The results of analyzing the answers found that for all 15 items, the highest percentage of students selected option 5, the most positive rating, ranging from 39% to 67% across the items. This suggests that overall, students had very positive views of their mobility experience in Croatia.
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