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Peer reviewedOnyehalu, Anthony Sunday – Journal of Negro Education, 1984
Hypothesized that there would be no significant sex differences in the performance of conservation tasks on substance or volume, among 247 Ibo-speaking Nigerian children. Attributed confirmation of the hypothesis to social change and greater sexual equality in this developing society. (GC)
Descriptors: Children, Conservation (Concept), Developing Nations, Foreign Countries
