The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 49Butterworths, 1974 - Law |
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... social classes according to the occupation of their fathers ( q ) , then approximately 60 percent of these can be assigned to the " upper - middle " class ( r ) . This suggests that , in both England and New Zealand , at least one ...
... social classes according to the occupation of their fathers ( q ) , then approximately 60 percent of these can be assigned to the " upper - middle " class ( r ) . This suggests that , in both England and New Zealand , at least one ...
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... social animal is obvious . That a fundamental aspect of his learning is social or imitative has only recently been studied by scientists . Norms for non - linguistic behaviour ( eg , hair style , clothes , music preference ) and ...
... social animal is obvious . That a fundamental aspect of his learning is social or imitative has only recently been studied by scientists . Norms for non - linguistic behaviour ( eg , hair style , clothes , music preference ) and ...
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... Social science and social pathology . London : Allen & Urwin , 1959 . ( 63 ) Yntema , D B , and Torgerson , W S , Man - com- puter co - operation in decisions requiring common sense . IR E Trans . Human Factors Electron 1961 , H F E - 2 ...
... Social science and social pathology . London : Allen & Urwin , 1959 . ( 63 ) Yntema , D B , and Torgerson , W S , Man - com- puter co - operation in decisions requiring common sense . IR E Trans . Human Factors Electron 1961 , H F E - 2 ...
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