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Chapter 13

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Chapter 14

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2. Hypes, M. G., Turner, E. T., Norris, C.
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   & Dance, 70 (1), 50–53.


3. Unless noted otherwise, most sug-
   gestions in this section come from
   Schwartz, A. E. (1988, August). Re-
   hearsing: Key to avoiding training
   chaos. Training and Development Journal,
   42 (8), 15–17.


4. Kaye, S. (1999, March). Make an impact
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