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Bulletin of the Integrated Center for Education Research and Training Volume 34
published_at 2012-09-25

Factors that raise college students' awaneness of food poisoning prevention : Linking science and homemaking courses

大学生が食中毒防止意識を高める要因 : 「理科」と「家庭科」の関わり
Irie Kazuo
Yamano Kyouko
Irie Masaki
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食中毒防止
理科
家庭科
家族
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