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SOME ISSUES RAISED BY A NON‐VERBAL TEST OF NUMBER CONCEPTS

J. G. Wallace Research Fellow, Institute of Education, University of Bristol
Pages 122-135 | Published online: 06 Jul 2006

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JohnG. Wallace. (1968) AN APPROACH TO THE ACCELERATION OF NUMBER CONSERVATION IN CHILDREN. Educational Review 20:3, pages 224-238.
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BARBARA B. ROTHENBERG. (1969) CONSERVATION OF NUMBER AMONG FOUR- AND FIVE-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN: SOME METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS. Child Development 40:2, pages 383-406.
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Barbara B. Rothenberg. (2014) CONSERVATION OF NUMBER AMONG FOUR AND FIVE YEAR OLD CHILDREN: SOME METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS. ETS Research Bulletin Series 1968:2.
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