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Social psychological aspects of comprehensive education

Sozial-Psychologische Aspekte der Gesamtschule

Aspects psychologiques sociaux de l'ecole polyvalente

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Monks, T.G., Kawwa, T. Social psychological aspects of comprehensive education. Int Rev Educ 17, 66–76 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01421371

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