The Journal of Education, Issues 20-21Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia., 1974 - Education |
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... behavior . " Why does x do y ? —It's his habit to do y . " " What was x doing when he did y ? What was Jones doing when he swung at Smith ? — He intended to kill him . " Dispositional concepts all have in common that if one attempts to ...
... behavior . " Why does x do y ? —It's his habit to do y . " " What was x doing when he did y ? What was Jones doing when he swung at Smith ? — He intended to kill him . " Dispositional concepts all have in common that if one attempts to ...
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... behavior ( high involvement and imagination versus low involvement and imagination ) . Highly significant treatment differences were found . Unfortunately , despite the rigorous operationalizing of the independent variable and the high ...
... behavior ( high involvement and imagination versus low involvement and imagination ) . Highly significant treatment differences were found . Unfortunately , despite the rigorous operationalizing of the independent variable and the high ...
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... Behavior , and Pupil Performance . Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation , Syracuse University , 1968 . 4 Davidson , H. , and Lang , G. " Children's Perception of Their Teachers ' Feelings Towards Them Related to Self - Perception , School ...
... Behavior , and Pupil Performance . Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation , Syracuse University , 1968 . 4 Davidson , H. , and Lang , G. " Children's Perception of Their Teachers ' Feelings Towards Them Related to Self - Perception , School ...
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A Profile | 9 |
The Curricu | 41 |
DANIEL E WILLIAMS 95 Social Studies in Three Cultures | 115 |
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