An edition of The eco-behavioral approach to surveys and social accounts for rural communities (1990)

The eco-behavioral approach to surveys and social accounts for rural communities.

unabridged version of chapter 9 : exploratory analyses and interpretations of Roger G. Barker's microdata from the behavior setting survey of Midwest, Kansas in 1963-64

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An edition of The eco-behavioral approach to surveys and social accounts for rural communities (1990)

The eco-behavioral approach to surveys and social accounts for rural communities.

unabridged version of chapter 9 : exploratory analyses and interpretations of Roger G. Barker's microdata from the behavior setting survey of Midwest, Kansas in 1963-64

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North Central Regional Center for Rural Development, Iowa State University of Science and Technology
Language
English
Pages
452

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Subjects

Case studies, Children and the environment, City and town life, Environmental psychology, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of City and town life, Rural Sociology, Sociology, Rural, Mental Health, Barker, Roger G, Psychology

People

Roger G. Barker (1903-)

Places

Kansas

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Cover of: Eco-Behavioral Approach Surveys-94
Eco-Behavioral Approach Surveys-94
September 1994, North Central Regional Center for Rural Devel
Paperback in English
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Cover of: The eco-behavioral approach to surveys and social accounts for rural communities.
The eco-behavioral approach to surveys and social accounts for rural communities.: unabridged version of chapter 9 : exploratory analyses and interpretations of Roger G. Barker's microdata from the behavior setting survey of Midwest, Kansas in 1963-64
1990, North Central Regional Center for Rural Development, Iowa State University of Science and Technology
in English
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Cover of: The eco-behavioral approach to surveys and social accounts for rural communities
The eco-behavioral approach to surveys and social accounts for rural communities: exploratory analyses and interpretations of Roger G. Barker's microdata from the behavior setting survey of Midwest, Kansas in 1963-64
1990, North Central Regional Center for Rural Development, Iowa State University of Science and Technology
in English
Libraries near you: WorldCat
Cover of: The eco-behavioral approach to surveys and social accounts for rural communities.
The eco-behavioral approach to surveys and social accounts for rural communities.: unabridged version of chapter 8 : exploratory analyses and interpretations of Roger G. Barker's microdata from the behavior setting survey of Midwest, Kansas in 1963-64
1990, North Central Regional Center for Rural Development, Iowa State University of Science and Technology
in English

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Edition Notes

"RRD 151 (1990)."

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Ames, Iowa

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
155.9/44/09781
Library of Congress
BF353.5.C53 F68 1990 Suppl.2, BF353.5.C53 F68 1990 Suppl. 2

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Pagination
p. 359-452 ;
Number of pages
452

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OL1034115M
LCCN
93228353

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