Causal attributions of learning disabled children: Individual differences and their implications for persistence.
Journal of Educational PsychologyPublished 1 April 1985
Barbara G. Licht, Janet A. Kistner, Tulin Ozkaragoz, Susan P. Shapiro, Lynne Clausen
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Abstract
On a compare deux groupes de trente-huit enfants chacun, les uns avec troubles de l'apprentissage, les autres non, du point de vue des causes auxquelles ils attribuent leurs difficultes: facteurs exterieurs ou personnels. On a etudie ces attributions en fonction de la variable: sexe
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