Edward P. Kardas

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 SAGE Publications, Inc; First Edition (August 29, 2022) </li> <li> Language
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 English </li> <li> Paperback
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 512 pages </li> <li> ISBN-10
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 1071806092 </li> <li> ISBN-13
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 978-1071806098 </li> <li> Item Weight
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 1.68 pounds </li> <li> Dimensions
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 7.38 x 1.16 x 9.13 inches </li> </ul> </div>
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History of Psychology: The Making of a Science 

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History of Psychology: The Making of a Science

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