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Testing, crime and punishment
David N. Figlio
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School of Education and Social Policy
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Social Sciences
Crime
100%
Testing
100%
Students
77%
Schools
77%
Moral Concepts
22%
Structural Elements (Buildings)
22%
Incentive
22%
Public Education
11%
Responsibility
11%
Leave
11%
Service Industries
11%
Administrative District
11%
Purpose
11%
Environment
11%
Performance
11%
Incident
11%
District
11%
Introduction
11%
Suspension
11%
INIS
testing
100%
schools
100%
crime
100%
incentives
25%
data
12%
tools
12%
children
12%
environment
12%
performance
12%
shape
12%
pools
12%
suspensions
12%
florida
12%
incidents
12%
accountability
12%
Psychology
Punishment
100%
Tools
50%
Children
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Incentives
100%
Child
50%