CONSTRUCTIVE PEER RELATIONSHIPS, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, AND COOPERATIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCES: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PREVENTION OF DRUG ABUSE. EN: DRUG ABUSE
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JOHNSON, D.W., CONSTRUCTIVE PEER RELATIONSHIPS, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, AND COOPERATIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCES: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PREVENTION OF DRUG ABUSE. EN: DRUG ABUSE. FARMIGDALE,NJ (USA), BAYWOOD, 1984, 24-41 p.
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SIIS Q1.62 D36.5
Palabras clave:
Compañeros, Drogodependencias, Prevención, Socialización
Compañeros, Drogodependencias, Prevención, Socialización
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