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SY 37(.3) Moving Past Traditional Interventions: Using a School-based Curriculum to Teach Children How to Think Gratefully

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September 4, 2014|3rd World Congress, Symposium 3, World Congress Presentations|

SY 37(.3) Moving Past Traditional Interventions: Using a School-based Curriculum to Teach Children How to Think Gratefully

SY 37(.3) Moving Past Traditional Interventions: Using a School-based Curriculum to Teach Children How to Think Gratefully

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SY 37(.3) Moving Past Traditional Interventions: Using a School-based Curriculum to Teach Children How to Think Gratefully

SY 37(.3) Moving Past Traditional Interventions: Using a School-based Curriculum to Teach Children How to Think Gratefully

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