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Teachers' Attitudes toward Mainstreaming
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  • 1970The Hierarchy of Preference Toward Disability Groups345 cited
  • 1976Teacher Expectancies and the Label “Learning Disabilities”65 cited
  • 1970The efficacy of special class placement for the mentally retarded in proper perspective.49 cited

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