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    Naive theories of causal force and compression of elapsed time judgements. [article]. by Faro, David

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    Naive theories of causal force and compression of elapsed time judgements. [article].
  2. 132

    The youth civic action program of tertiary education in region I. by Pacis, Francine

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    The youth civic action program of tertiary education in region I.
  3. 133

    Action for reconveyance. by Cabato, Fernando P.

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    Action for reconveyance.
  4. 134

    Dental caries and periodontal disease (prevention and control methods) by San Juan, Sofrionio P.

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    Dental caries and periodontal disease (prevention and control methods)
  5. 135

    Ethical awareness and practice of accountants in Iloilo City

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    Ethical awareness and practice of accountants in Iloilo City
  6. 136

    Participatory action research. by Ozanne, Julie L.

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    Participatory action research.
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    The blissful ignorance effect Pre-versus post-action effects on outcome expectancies arising from precise and vague information. by Mishra, Himanshu

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    The blissful ignorance effect Pre-versus post-action effects on outcome expectancies arising from precise and vague information.
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    Tempt me just a little bit more The effect of prior food temptation actionability on goal activation and consumption. by Geyskens, Kelly

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    Tempt me just a little bit more The effect of prior food temptation actionability on goal activation and consumption.
  9. 139

    Pamilya't pag-iisip a toolkit to provide mental health resources to parents of senior high school students from Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College by dela Cruz, Isabella C.

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    Pamilya't pag-iisip a toolkit to provide mental health resources to parents of senior high school students from Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College
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    Maybe holier, but definitely less evil, than you Bounded self-righteousness in social judgment. [article]. by Klein, Nadav

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    Maybe holier, but definitely less evil, than you Bounded self-righteousness in social judgment. [article].

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