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Erratum to: What Are They Thinking? The Development and Use of an Instrument That Identifies Common Science Misconceptions

Mary SteinSchool of Education and Human ServicesOakland University48309-4404RochesterMIUSA
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Charles R. BarmanSchool of EducationIndiana University Purdue University Indianapolis46202-5155IndianapolisINUSA
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Timothy LarrabeeSchool of Education and Human ServicesOakland University48309-4404RochesterMIUSA
Page 277 | Published online: 24 Feb 2017
 
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"Erratum to: What Are They Thinking? The Development and Use of an Instrument That Identifies Common Science Misconceptions." Journal of Science Teacher Education, 21(2), p. 277
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