'Things are a lot more gray now, as opposed to black vs. white': student uncertainty on the edge of a threshold in Introductory Sociology

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Author (aut): Thomas, Alison M.
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Conference presentation delivered at the <a href="https://www.dal.ca/news/today/2016/05/10/6th_biennial_threshold_concepts_conference.html">Threshold Concepts Conference</a>, Halifax, Nova Scotia (June, 2016)
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Threshold Concepts Conference (2016 : Halifax, Nova Scotia)
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Sociology--Methodology
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Thomas, Alison M. “’Things are a lot more gray now, as opposed to black vs. white’: student uncertainty on the edge of a threshold in Introductory Sociology”. Conferences. DC Faculty Research & Scholarship. Handle placeholder.
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