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The Journal of Genetic Psychology
Research and Theory on Human Development
Volume 147, 1986 - Issue 4
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Independent Problem Solving in the Development of Metacognition

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Pages 481-495 | Received 05 Mar 1986, Published online: 06 Jul 2010

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