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Study of hypothesis making and hypothesis testing abilities in science in relation to intelligence, creativity and socio-economic status

By:

Grewal, Avinash

Contributor(s):

Passi, B.K

Publication details: 1982 M.S. University of BarodaDescription: 319p, 1p. + C D - 39Subject(s):

DDC classification:

TG.0190

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