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Cognitive Style and Problem Behaviour in Boys Referred to Residential Special Schools

Richard Riding[1] Assessment Research Unit, University of Birmingham, UKView further author information
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Olivia Craig Assessment Research Unit, University of Birmingham, UK
Pages 205-222 | Published online: 06 Jul 2006

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Michael Grimley & Gloria Banner. (2008) Working memory, cognitive style, and behavioural predictors of GCSE exam success. Educational Psychology 28:3, pages 341-351.
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Richard J. Riding & Pamela Fairhurst. (2001) Cognitive Style, Home Background and Conduct Behaviour in Primary School Pupils. Educational Psychology 21:1, pages 115-124.
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RichardJ. Riding. (1997) On the Nature of Cognitive Style. Educational Psychology 17:1-2, pages 29-49.
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