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Human Development Research Unit, University of Zambia
Language
English
Pages
70

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Subjects

Children, Cognition in children

Places

Zambia

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Cognitive changes in Zambian children during the late pre-school years
1972, Human Development Research Unit, University of Zambia
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: leaves 59-70.

Published in
Lusaka
Series
H.D.R.U. reports ;, no. 22

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
155.4/23
Library of Congress
BF723.C5 S9

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70, [55] leaves :
Number of pages
70

ID Numbers

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OL4926871M
LCCN
76353316

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