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Introduction to child development by John Dworetzky

Introduction to child development

John Dworetzky
200 pages
West Pub. Co
Jan 1984
Hardcover
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This best-selling child/adolescent development book is known for its thorough and up-to-date research base and smooth, witty writing style. Can be used by instructors who organize chronologically or topically. Utilizes SQ3R format.
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