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THE FORUM: COGNITIVE STYLES AND ARGUMENTATION PEDAGOGY

Moving the Debate About Argumentation Pedagogy to the Next Level: Response to Hunt, Meyer, and Lippert

Pages 164-168 | Published online: 02 Feb 2017

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