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Measuring environment across the life span: Emerging methods and concepts.
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Environments in Developmental Perspective - Theoretical and Operational Models The Home Environment Measuring the Peer of American Adolescents Environmental Taxonomy - Generalizations From Research on the Elderly The Child Care Environment - Conceptualizations, Assessments and Issues Conceptualization and Measurement of Children's After-School Environment Assessing the School Environment - Embedded Contexts and Bottom-Up Research Strategies The Workplace Environment - Measurement, Psychological Effects, Basic Issues Measurement of the Physical Environment as Stressor The Environment as Culture in Developmental Research Human Development in the Age of the Internet - Conceptual and Methodological Horizons Celebrating Complexity - Conceptualization and Assessment of the Environment.
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- American Psychological Association eBooks
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- American Psychological Association
- Published
- 1999
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- W1729140839
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- References
- 11
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- 9.80
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- en
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