Language, values, and intercultural differentiation in Israel

John, Carolyn
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Title Language, values, and intercultural differentiation in Israel / Carolyn John [et al.].
Host Item Journal of Social Psychology 125,4 (1985) 527-529
Description A study of Jewish and Arab Israeli high school students aged 17, fluent in both Hebrew and English, in order to determine the role of language in an interethnic context. The tests to compare the values of these teenagers were presented to them in Hebrew and in English, and the results are given here.
Language English
National Library system number 990003236790705171
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