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O Confusion of immediate with long - term effects . There can be little doubt that a
sequence of violent activity is often followed by a sharp reduction of tension , an
emotional release and even a feeling of quiescence . To the extent that tension ...
O Confusion of immediate with long - term effects . There can be little doubt that a
sequence of violent activity is often followed by a sharp reduction of tension , an
emotional release and even a feeling of quiescence . To the extent that tension ...
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The effect of education is thus multiplied as it is transmitted over the generations .
... In most studies of educational outcomes , much attention is given to
distinguishing the effects of the current generation ' s education from the effects of
their ...
The effect of education is thus multiplied as it is transmitted over the generations .
... In most studies of educational outcomes , much attention is given to
distinguishing the effects of the current generation ' s education from the effects of
their ...
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INDEX automation : and effect on unemployment , 297 , 298 ; stages of and
outcome of each , 297 autonomy vs . doubt , 81 baby boom : 73 ; cohorts , 264 ;
and social security system , 284 " baby bust , " and age structure analysis , 264
Bakke ...
INDEX automation : and effect on unemployment , 297 , 298 ; stages of and
outcome of each , 297 autonomy vs . doubt , 81 baby boom : 73 ; cohorts , 264 ;
and social security system , 284 " baby bust , " and age structure analysis , 264
Bakke ...
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