A revised class play method of peer assessment.

Ann S. Masten, Patricia Morison, David S. Pellegrini·1985·Developmental Psychology

Abstract

Presentation d'une technique sociometrique applicable en milieu scolaire permettant d'evaluer la relation interpair: le Revised Class Play Method

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