Toy helicopter for experiments on childrens gender behaviour

Made:
1990-2000
Toy helicopter for experiments on childrens gender behaviour Toy helicopter for experiments on childrens gender behaviour
Toy helicopter for experiments on childrens gender behaviour Toy helicopter for experiments on childrens gender behaviour

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Toy helicopter, one of a range of toys used within research examining biological and social factors that shape children's toy preferences, conducted by City University (London), Dept. of Psychology and Behavioural Neuroendocrinology Research Centre, c.2000.

Details

Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
2000-402
Measurements:
overall: 410 x 350 x 125 mm
type:
helicopter
credit:
City University

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