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... INTERPERSONAL ATTRACTION PATTERNS ON GROUP CLIMATE 516 Intelligence : Being Too Smart , or Not Smart Enough , Reduces Attractiveness 516 Physical Characteristics : Attractive Students Get More Breaks 517 Mental Health Characteristics ...
... INTERPERSONAL ATTRACTION PATTERNS ON GROUP CLIMATE 516 Intelligence : Being Too Smart , or Not Smart Enough , Reduces Attractiveness 516 Physical Characteristics : Attractive Students Get More Breaks 517 Mental Health Characteristics ...
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... INTERPERSONAL ATTRACTION PATTERNS ON GROUP CLIMATE Intelligence : Being Too Smart , or Not Smart Enough , Reduces Attractiveness Physical Characteristics : Attractive Students Get More Breaks Mental Health Chracteristics : Well ...
... INTERPERSONAL ATTRACTION PATTERNS ON GROUP CLIMATE Intelligence : Being Too Smart , or Not Smart Enough , Reduces Attractiveness Physical Characteristics : Attractive Students Get More Breaks Mental Health Chracteristics : Well ...
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... attracted to whom , are all cogs in the machin- ery of a dynamic teaching - learning environment . Interpersonal attraction patterns in classrooms develop in systematic ways , and are influenced by at least four specific factors , which ...
... attracted to whom , are all cogs in the machin- ery of a dynamic teaching - learning environment . Interpersonal attraction patterns in classrooms develop in systematic ways , and are influenced by at least four specific factors , which ...
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TOWARD DEVELOPING A PSYCHOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK | 1 |
Psychological Models for Understanding and Interpreting Behavior | 37 |
TOWARD UNDERSTANDING GROWTH DYNAMICS INVOLVED | 73 |
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