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©1992 The Prairie Schooler, Inc. Poinsettia was …

©1992 The Prairie Schooler, Inc. Poinsettia was

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©1992 The Prairie Schooler, Inc. Poinsettia was stitched on 18 ct. Fiddler's Lite fabric using 2 strands of floss over one thread. COLOR Red Lt. Gold

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The Implicit Association Test at Age 7: A …

The Implicit Association Test at Age 7: A …

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as a measure of math ability, and is even preferred to one requiring self-assessment. When the target construct concerns a preference, stereotype, or identity

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A ABC Reads/Judson Press: Linda Johnson-LeBlanc x2458 [email protected] ABCUSA Connections/ABCUSA: Bridget Lipin x2159 [email protected]

WHAT MAKES TEENS TICK - Bluestem Center

WHAT MAKES TEENS TICK - Bluestem Center

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1 WHAT MAKES TEENS TICK?(5) This article provides some of the scientific details of brain development in humans from conception to the mid-20’s.

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Observer-Based Measurement of Facial Expression …

Observer-Based Measurement of Facial Expression …

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Observer-Based Measurement of Facial Expression With the Facial Action Coding System 205 novo, rarely making use of the work of their predecessors.

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JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN PERSONALITY 32, …

JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN PERSONALITY 32, …

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JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN PERSONALITY 32, 498–509 (1998) ARTICLE NO. RP982233 Associations between Birth Order and Personality Traits: Evidence from Self-Reports and Observer Ratings

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The Role of Personal Resources in the Job Demands ...

The Role of Personal Resources in the Job Demands ...

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al., 2003a; Hakanen et al., 2006) have shown that several job resources (e.g., support or coaching) lead to work engagement , deÞned as Ò. . . the positive,

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