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Renzulli의 격자무늬 이론 기반 ‘상호인지 영재성 검사’ 개발 및 타당화

신민 2018년
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    • 저자 신민
    • 기타서명 (A) study for the development and validation of ‘Co-cognitive for the giftedness’ scale based on Renzulli’s houndstooth theory
    • 형태사항 삽화: v, 184 p.: 26 cm
    • 일반주기 중앙대학교 논문은 저작권에 의해 보호받습니다, 지도교수: 안도희, 참고문헌수록
    • 학위논문사항 2018. 2, 중앙대학교 대학원, 학위논문(박사)-, 교육학과 교육심리전공
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