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Conflict Resolution and Peer
Mediation in Middle Schools:
Extending the Process and
Outcome Knowledge Base
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Stephen W. Smith , Ann P. Daunic , M. David
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Miller & T. Rowand Robinson
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Department of Special Education , University of
Florida
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Department of Educational Psychology , University
of Florida
Published online: 03 Apr 2010.
To cite this article: Stephen W. Smith , Ann P. Daunic , M. David Miller & T. Rowand
Robinson (2002) Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation in Middle Schools: Extending
the Process and Outcome Knowledge Base, The Journal of Social Psychology, 142:5,
567-586, DOI: 10.1080/00224540209603919
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