Adolescent verbal behavior

Abstract This investigation assessed the relationship of race and delinquent status with the noncontent verbal behavior of adolescent males. A standardized videotape interview was used to ensure consistent stimulus presentation. Sixteen white and sixteen black delinquents were compared with equal nu...
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Autor*in:	Wool, Rosemary Clements, Carl B.

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Erschienen:	1975

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