Compton, 1967 - Google Patents
Perceptual characteristics of delinquent girlsCompton, 1967
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- 15902681330420724326
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- Compton N
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- Perceptual and motor skills
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Delinquent and non-delinquent girls were classified into the three perceptual types of Reducer, Augmenter, or Moderate according to whether they tended subjectively to alter perceived size. Results indicated a tendency for delinquents to reduce perceived size to a …
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