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A descriptive model of aggression and non-aggression with applications to children's behaviour

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Jyväskylä Studies in Education, Psychology and Social Research
Authors
Pitkänen, Lea |
Pulkkinen, Lea
Date
1969

 
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978-951-39-8239-3
Keywords
aggressiivisuus käyttäytyminen käyttäytymisen psykologia lapset (ikäryhmät) Aggressiveness in children. Aggression Child behavior Dissertations, Academic Models, Psychological Models, psychologic
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