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Methodik des mathematischen Unterrichts.
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Year: 1951 Publisher: Stuttgart : Klett Verlag,

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Journal of geological education.
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Year: 1951 Publisher: [Appleton, Wis.] : Association of Geology Teachers,

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Internationales Jahrbuch für Geschichtsunterricht.
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ISSN: 23645253 Year: 1951 Publisher: Braunschweig : A. Limbach,

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Proceedings
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Year: 1951 Publisher: Washington, D.C. : The Association,

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Year: 1951 Publisher: Washington, D.C. : The Association,

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Discovering physics
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Year: 1951 Publisher: Cambridge, MA : Addison-Wesley,

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First-year college chemistry
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Year: 1951 Publisher: New York, NY : Barnes & Noble books-import,

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History in secondary schools.
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Year: 1951 Publisher: Edinburgh : Her Majesty's Stationary Office,

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The vernacular in African education
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Year: 1951 Publisher: London : Longmans, Green,

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Introduction to social psychology
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Year: 1951 Publisher: New York : William Sloane Assoc,

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Social psychology has been treated too often as the repository of odds and ends from sociology, anthropology, psychology, philosophy, economics, poll-taking, and the more bizarre doings of crowds. Actually it can be presented as the systematic application of established psychological theory to one particular stimulus-response relationship--the relationship of organism to organism. Such a presentation I have attempted in this book, and in doing so I have integrated the data of social psychology in two ways: First, I have systematically examined, chapter by chapter, the variables of social behavior. In order to understand and predict one organism's responses to another, it is necessary to know that he is a human of a given culture, of a given class, of a given caste, of a given sex, perhaps also in a given crisis, and in a given group--and with his own individual characteristics.

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