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How and why applicants choose to study psychology at university. / Morris, P. E.; Cheng, D.; Smith, H.
In: Psychologist, Vol. 5, 1992, p. 247-251.

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Harvard

Morris, PE, Cheng, D & Smith, H 1992, 'How and why applicants choose to study psychology at university.', Psychologist, vol. 5, pp. 247-251.

APA

Morris, P. E., Cheng, D., & Smith, H. (1992). How and why applicants choose to study psychology at university. Psychologist, 5, 247-251.

Vancouver

Morris PE, Cheng D, Smith H. How and why applicants choose to study psychology at university. Psychologist. 1992;5:247-251.

Author

Morris, P. E. ; Cheng, D. ; Smith, H. / How and why applicants choose to study psychology at university. In: Psychologist. 1992 ; Vol. 5. pp. 247-251.

Bibtex

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journal = "Psychologist",
issn = "0952-8229",
publisher = "British Psychological Society",

}

RIS

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AU - Smith, H.

PY - 1992

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VL - 5

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EP - 251

JO - Psychologist

JF - Psychologist

SN - 0952-8229

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