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Citation: Pl. Ackerman, WILL WE BE SMART ENOUGH - A COGNITIVE ANALYSIS OF THE COMING WORKFORCE - HUNT,E, Contemporary psychology, 42(8), 1997, pp. 692-695
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Citation: Pl. Ackerman, A THEORY OF ADULT INTELLECTUAL-DEVELOPMENT - PROCESS, PERSONALITY, INTERESTS, AND KNOWLEDGE, Intelligence, 22(2), 1996, pp. 227-257
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Citation: Re. Goska et Pl. Ackerman, AN APTITUDE-TREATMENT INTERACTION APPROACH TO TRANSFER WITHIN TRAINING, Journal of educational psychology, 88(2), 1996, pp. 249-259
Citation: El. Rolfhus et Pl. Ackerman, SELF-REPORT KNOWLEDGE - AT THE CROSSROADS OF ABILITY, INTEREST, AND PERSONALITY, Journal of educational psychology, 88(1), 1996, pp. 174-188
Citation: Pl. Ackerman et Dj. Woltz, DETERMINANTS OF LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE IN AN ASSOCIATIVE MEMORY SUBSTITUTION TASK - TASK CONSTRAINTS, INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES, VOLITION, AND MOTIVATION, Journal of educational psychology, 86(4), 1994, pp. 487-515
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Authors:
KANFER R
ACKERMAN PL
MURTHA TC
DUGDALE B
NELSON L
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