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Autor:
Robert F. Peck, Guy J. Manaster, Gary Borich, Arrigo L. Angelini, Rogelio Diaz-Guerrero, Shunichi Kubo
Publikováno v:
The Developing Individual in a Changing World ISBN: 9781315131689
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https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315131689-36
https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315131689-36
Autor:
Guy J. Manaster, Celia A. Watt
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Journal of Teaching in the Addictions. 2:51-57
Introduction: This research examined the impact of experiential exercises, combined with a traditional smoking cessation intervention, on quit rates and social learning theory variables known to im...
Autor:
Guy J. Manaster, Alexandria Lyons
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TCA Journal. 22:45-51
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Youth & Society. 24:349-362
Autor:
Guy J. Manaster
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TACD Journal. 18:7-14
This paper questions the practice of trying to solve problems with Programs aimed at a mass rather than with individuals helping individuals. The dropout problem is used as an example. A summary of...
Autor:
Guy J. Manaster
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PsycCRITIQUES. 51
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Gifted Child Quarterly. 38:176-178
Kerr, Colangelo, and Gaeth (1988) assessed gifted adolescents' perceptions of their own and others' views of and reactions to their giftedness in personal, academic, and social areas through an open-ended questionnaire. Their results showed that the
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American Psychologist. 54:204-204
Autor:
Guy J. Manaster, Philip M. Powell
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Roeper Review. 6:70-73
A framework for understanding common psychosocial problems of gifted adolescence is based on the assumptions that people want to fit into society, and people want to understand how they fit. Common problems for the gifted are: being different in cogn
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Psychological Reports. 39:35-45
This study attempted to perform two functions: (1) establish demographic and psychological characteristics of an incoming self-declared premedical student group at the University of Texas, Austin and (2) compare attitudinal value and belief sets of a