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1
Acknowledgement
2000
4
3
p. 3-3
1 p.
article
2
Bragging About Ones School Grades: Gender Stereotyping and Students Perception of Their Abilities in Science, Mathematics, and Language
Serge Guimond
2001
4
3
p. 275-293
19 p.
article
3
Complementarity of Information and Quality of Relationship in Cooperative Learning
Céline Buchs
2001
4
3
p. 335-357
23 p.
article
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Contents to Volume 4
2001
4
3
p. 383-384
2 p.
article
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Editorial
Bruce J. Biddle
2001
4
3
p. 213-213
1 p.
article
6
Geometry Versus Drawing: Changing the Meaning of the Task as a Means to Change Performance
Pascal Huguet
2001
4
3
p. 219-234
16 p.
article
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I am Not a Better Teacher, But Others are Doing Worse: Burnout and Perceptions of Superiority Among Teachers
Veerle Brenninkmeijer
2001
4
3
p. 259-274
16 p.
article
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Introduction to the Special Issue: The Social Psychology of Academic Achievement: Progress and Prospects
Serge Guimond
2001
4
3
p. 215-217
3 p.
article
9
Social Influence Dynamics in Aptitude Tasks
Alain Quiamzade
2001
4
3
p. 311-334
24 p.
article
10
Social Psychology of Education
Bruce J. Biddle
2001
4
3
p. 375-381
7 p.
article
11
Social Status and the Academic Achievement Gap: A Social Dominance Perspective
Colette Van Laar
2001
4
3
p. 235-258
24 p.
article
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Stereotype Threat, Social Class, Gender, and Academic Under-Achievement: When Our Reputation Catches Up to Us and Takes Over
Jean-Claude Croizet
2001
4
3
p. 295-310
16 p.
article
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The Social Regulation of Classroom Performances: a Theoretical Outline
Jean Marc Monteil
2001
4
3
p. 359-372
14 p.
article
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