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Sense-impression responses of negro and white children to verbal and pictorial stimuli

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  1. Public Schools, Mayfield, Ohio

    Whitfield Bourisseau (school psychologist)

  2. University of Texas, Austin

    O. L. Davis (associate professor of curriculum and instruction)

  3. University of Iowa, Iowa City

    Kaoru Yamamoto (associate professor of educational psychology)

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Bourisseau, W., Davis, O.L. & Yamamoto, K. Sense-impression responses of negro and white children to verbal and pictorial stimuli. AVCR 15, 259–268 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02768610

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