Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... called for first . More of these direct attacks are , in general , called for in school work , rather than pencil - and - paper tests which will in some mysterious way substitute for the laborious direct - observation technique . A ...
... called for first . More of these direct attacks are , in general , called for in school work , rather than pencil - and - paper tests which will in some mysterious way substitute for the laborious direct - observation technique . A ...
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... called conditioned response would always be an exact replica of its unconditioned prototype . Yet the fact is that so - called conditioned re- sponses often differ considerably from their prototypes . If , on the other hand , a ...
... called conditioned response would always be an exact replica of its unconditioned prototype . Yet the fact is that so - called conditioned re- sponses often differ considerably from their prototypes . If , on the other hand , a ...
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... called an " inverted " factor an- alysis , as described by Thomson , Burt , Stephenson , and other English sychologists . Each of the resultant actors would specify a group of per- ons with similar profiles , the differ- ences in means ...
... called an " inverted " factor an- alysis , as described by Thomson , Burt , Stephenson , and other English sychologists . Each of the resultant actors would specify a group of per- ons with similar profiles , the differ- ences in means ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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