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Program Learning Dealing with Common Problems in the Residential Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Unit / |
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The Conditioning of Counter Empathy toward In-Group and Out-Group Members |
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Self-Concept An Operational Model for Educators / |
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Psychometric and Theoretical Issues in the Study of Sexual Harassment |
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Token Economy Programs in VA Medical Centers Where Are They Today? / |
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Clinical Mastery of Hypnosis |
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Coping with Life-Threat and General Life Conflict Two Diverse Beasts / |
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ED266363
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Procedural and Distributive Justice Effects The Role of Social Context / |
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Exploitation of Runaways. Hearing before the Subcommittee on Children, Family, Drugs and Alcoholism of the Committee on Labor and Human Resources. United States Senate, Ninety-Ninth Congress, First Session on Examining Alternative Ways to Serve Runaway and Homeless Youths (October 1, 1985) |
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Alternative Programs for Troubled Youth. Hearing before the Committee on Labor and Human Resources, United States Senate, Ninety-ninth Congress, First Session on Examination of Alternative Educational and Treatment Programs Aimed at Helping Troubled Youths and Adults (October 7, 1985) |
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ED266366
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Counseling for the Re-Entry Woman |
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ED266367
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Word World Knowledge: The Prediction of College GPA / |
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ED266368
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A Sexuality Education Program for Preadolescent Boys Are Sperm Different Colors? / |
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ED266369
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Working with Counselor Trainees in the Area of Child Sexual Abuse |
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ED266370
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Battered Women as Coalcoholics Treatment Options / |
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ED266371
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Group Treatment for Abusive Parents |
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ED266372
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The Cooperative Extension Service Educating for Mid- and Later-Life Transitions / |
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ED266373
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There's No Such Thing as Value-Free Science |
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ED266374
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Differences in Coping Patterns in Parents of Chronically Ill Children |
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ED266375
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A Comparison of the Youth Authority's Institution and Parole Populations June 30, 1976 through June 30, 1985 |
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