Child Effects on AdultsL. Erlbaum Associates, 1977 - 253 oldal |
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25. oldal
... pupil . There are some boys who are slack , unless pressed on ; others again are impatient of control ; some are amenable to fear , while others are paralysed by it ; in some cases the mind requires continued application to form it , in ...
... pupil . There are some boys who are slack , unless pressed on ; others again are impatient of control ; some are amenable to fear , while others are paralysed by it ; in some cases the mind requires continued application to form it , in ...
109. oldal
... pupils more positively and showed more positive verbal and nonverbal responses when the 11- to 13 - year - old confederates of the experimenter imitated them , showed face- to - face observation , and smiled frequently . Although ...
... pupils more positively and showed more positive verbal and nonverbal responses when the 11- to 13 - year - old confederates of the experimenter imitated them , showed face- to - face observation , and smiled frequently . Although ...
252. oldal
... pupil evaluation by , 109 response to gender by , 181 Teacher - child , interaction , 101 , 103 Television , aggression and , 92-93 Toys , as stimuli , 143 Twentieth Century early , children and , 34-38 late , influences of , 38-40 ...
... pupil evaluation by , 109 response to gender by , 181 Teacher - child , interaction , 101 , 103 Television , aggression and , 92-93 Toys , as stimuli , 143 Twentieth Century early , children and , 34-38 late , influences of , 38-40 ...
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