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abilities of humans. It is
primarily a
reflection of the
structure of
noncognitive reality. In short, a
successful resolution of such a
fallacy requires...
- Hare's
disagreement was not universal, and the
similarities between his
noncognitive theory and the
emotive one —
especially his claim, and Stevenson's, that...
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admitted students"...
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differences between low, middle, and
upper class children's
cognitive and
noncognitive skills.
Among older children,
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