THE ROLE OF SELF-EVALUATIONS IN LEGITIMIZING SOCIAL INEQUALITY
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SUTPHIN, S.T., SIMPSON, B., THE ROLE OF SELF-EVALUATIONS IN LEGITIMIZING SOCIAL INEQUALITY. SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, Vol. 38, no. 3 (2009), p. 609-621.
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Autoinformes, Desigualdad social, Evaluación, Exclusión social
Autoinformes, Desigualdad social, Evaluación, Exclusión social
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