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Comparative Psychology: An Epigenetic Approach

Gary Greenberg
Pages 145-147 | Published online: 20 Nov 2009

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Rebecca F. Eaton & Merry J. Sleigh. (2002) The Need for Comparative Research in Developmental Textbooks: A Review and Evaluation. Teaching of Psychology 29:2, pages 101-105.
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Roger K.R. Thompson. (1987) The Nature and Role of Comparative Psychology in the Teaching of Psychology. Teaching of Psychology 14:3, pages 139-144.
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Charles I. Abramson. (2015) A Crisis in Comparative Psychology: Where Have All the Undergraduates Gone? Additional Comments,. Comprehensive Psychology 4, pages 10.IT.4.7.
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