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PROGRAMMED LEARNING IN PAIRS: THE RESULTS OF MINIATURE EXPERIMENTS

J. Hartley Department of Psychology, University of Keele
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A. Cook Department of Psychology, University of Keele
Pages 168-18 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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Johan HoogStraten. (1977) Studying Programmed Instruction Alone or With a Partner. Programmed Learning and Educational Technology 14:2, pages 142-153.
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FrankW. Hogarth & James Hartley. (1973) Mixed‐Ability versus Own‐Choice Pairs. Programmed Learning and Educational Technology 10:2, pages 69-76.
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James Hartley & FrankW. Hogarth. (1971) PROGRAMMED LEARNING IN PAIRS. Educational Research 13:2, pages 130-134.
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Staffan Magnusson. 1970. Proteolytic Enzymes. Proteolytic Enzymes 157 184 .

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