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- who: Jan Domaradzki from the Jagiellonian, Poland have published the research work: Volunteering in the front line of the Ukrainian refugee crisis: A brief report from Poland, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: The Study limitations section of the questionnaire included questions regarding the main reasons volunteers initially became involved in helping refugees. While other studies have also suggested that the primary motivation for volunteering among the refugees was altruism, the study showed that some volunteers` motivations were also related to personal enhancement, i.e., feeling good about oneself, increasing one`s self-esteem, or avoiding . . .
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