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Social competence, symptoms, and underachievement in childhood

Martin Kohn

1977

Best and promising practices in developmental disabilities

Hilton

1998

Relationships

Robyn Hardyman

2010

Effective school interventions

Natalie Rathvon

1999

Let's build

Pamela C. Phelps

2012

Human relationship skills

Richard Nelson-Jones

1986

People skills for young adults

Márianna Csóti

2000

Social Skills for People with Learning Disabilities

Mark Burton, Pat Clements

1996

Leadership and the New Science

Margaret J. Wheatley

1992

The little know-how book

Bob Scher

1995

Social skills and health

Michael Argyle

1981

Skills training manual for treating borderline personality disorder

Marsha Linehan, Marsha M. Linehan

1993

People Skills in a Week

Steve Tanner, Christine Harvey, John Macdonald

2016

The Promotion of Social Awareness

Robert L. Selman

2003

Developing social skills in managers

Cary L. Cooper

1976

When caring is not enough

David W. Augsburger

1983

Early intervention games

Barbara Sher

2009

Listen and Learn (Learning to Get Along, Book 2)

Cheri J. Meiners

2003

Easy Activities for Building Social Skills

Nancy Jolson Leber

2002

Promising practices in teaching social responsibility

Sheldon Berman, Phyllis La Farge

1993

Social security

Nicola Shulman

1985

Awesome at being awesome

Danny Pehar

2016

Social skills activities for special children

Darlene Mannix

1993

Teaching social competence

Paul Rodes, Dennis R. Knapczyk

1995

Room for you

Shawn Banner

2001

Raising can-do kids

Richard Rende

2015

How to Work a Room

Susan Roane, Susan RoAne

1992

Social development of exceptional children

Phillip S. Strain

1982

Autism & PDD

Pam Britton Reese

2001

Feelings and manners

Mercer Mayer

2002

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