Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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Page 163
... expectations , nearly three - fourths of the registered voters , including many women , went to the polls . The con- servatives gained control of the Diet ; an overwhelming number of new faces was added ; and 38 women were elected . The ...
... expectations , nearly three - fourths of the registered voters , including many women , went to the polls . The con- servatives gained control of the Diet ; an overwhelming number of new faces was added ; and 38 women were elected . The ...
Page 140
... expectations " as an explanation of latent learning . Such " expectations " seem clearly re- latable to the results of condition- ing , although the details of this rela- tionship have not as yet been worked For a penetrating ...
... expectations " as an explanation of latent learning . Such " expectations " seem clearly re- latable to the results of condition- ing , although the details of this rela- tionship have not as yet been worked For a penetrating ...
Page 148
... expectations . With the first few days of classes the outside disapproval largely disappeared . Class- room atmosphere was friendly and cooperative , but also sober and ear- nest . Esprit de corps quickly devel- oped . Instructors were ...
... expectations . With the first few days of classes the outside disapproval largely disappeared . Class- room atmosphere was friendly and cooperative , but also sober and ear- nest . Esprit de corps quickly devel- oped . Instructors were ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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