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100 _aBurns, Robert B.
245 _aSelf-concept development and education
_c/ Robert B. Burns
260 _bHolt Rinehart and Winston,
_aLondon :
_c1982
300 _axii, 441 p.
500 _aincludes bibliography and index
650 _aEducation-Educational psychology
942 _cBK
505 0 _a1. Introducing the self-concept 2. Some developmental features 3. Body image and appearance 4. Children's self-concept and parental behavior 5. Sex-role self-concept 6. Adolescence and the self-concept 7. Significant others and feedback 8. Self-concept and academic achievement 9. Teachers' expectancies 10. Teachers' self-concept 11. Teacher education 12. School organization and teaching approaches 13. Special school or mainstreaming 14. Self-concept of colored children and prejudice 15. Self-concept and delinquency 16. Enhancing pupil self-concept