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Social Cognition In Adolescence
Social Cognition In Adolescence

By Willem Koops

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The special issue aims to develop a greater understanding of the relationship between social cognitive development in adolescence and social behaviour, and to examine new approaches to the study of...

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Beyond the Century of the Child
Social Cognition in Adolescence
Overzicht van de empirische ontwikkelingspsychologie
Handboek oliebestrijding
Handboek oliebestrijding

By Koops W. Ing.

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Van lastig tot misdadig Een ontwikkelingsbenadering van lastige en misdadige kinderen en adolescenten
Nee Cartesienne
Nee Cartesienne

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Sociale ontwikkeling en naiviteit van proefpersonen
Lachen en huilen in ontwikkeling
Lachen en huilen in ontwikkeling

By W. Koops

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Artikelen vanuit verschillende wetenschappelijke disciplines over lachen en huilen in de context van typisch menselijke emotionele ontwikkeling.

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Geld en gedrag
Geld en gedrag

By T. P. Goossen

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