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ATTRIBUTIONS TO FAILURE: THE EFFECTS OF EFFORT, ABILITY, AND LEARNING STRATEGY USE ON PERCEPTIONS OF FUTURE GOALS AND EMOTIONAL RESPONSES

Pages 153-173 | Published online: 19 Jan 2011

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