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Practice was also given at the beginning of each session on " recognising " the silver coins in terms of their decimal values - i.e . the coins were placed on the counter , both singly and in pairs , and the customer " asked to state ...
Practice was also given at the beginning of each session on " recognising " the silver coins in terms of their decimal values - i.e . the coins were placed on the counter , both singly and in pairs , and the customer " asked to state ...
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The results indicate that after 5 practice sessions of about half an hour daily , during which approximately 30 decimal and 30 sterling transactions were completed by each subject , the housewives using the 10s .
The results indicate that after 5 practice sessions of about half an hour daily , during which approximately 30 decimal and 30 sterling transactions were completed by each subject , the housewives using the 10s .
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However realistically actual shopping transactions are imitated in such experiments , the situation in practice would not approach the relatively " ideal " conditions of the experiment . The subject's attention is not diverted by ...
However realistically actual shopping transactions are imitated in such experiments , the situation in practice would not approach the relatively " ideal " conditions of the experiment . The subject's attention is not diverted by ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 11 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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