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Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research Volume 33, 1989 - Issue 3
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A Developmental and Cross‐cultural Study on the Interpersonal Cognition of Swedish and Japanese Children

Keiko Moriya Department of Psychology, Ritsumeikan University, Kitamachi, Toji‐in, Kita‐ku, Kyoto, 603 Japan
Pages 215-227 | Published online: 03 Aug 2006

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Maj Asplund Carlsson, Ingrid Pramling, Qiufeng Wen & Chise Izumi. (1996) Understanding a Tale in Sweden, Japan and China. Early Child Development and Care 120:1, pages 17-28.
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Vasilios Makrakis. (1992) Cross‐cultural Comparison of Gender Differences in Attitude towards Computers in Japan and Sweden[1] . Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research 36:4, pages 275-287.
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INGRID PRAMLING SAMUELSSON, ULLA MAURITZSON, MAJ ASPLUND CARLSSON & MIYOKO UEDA. (2016) A Mother and a Friend. Childhood 5:4, pages 493-506.
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