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The design and development of a measure for comfort in clothing.

Teresa Beth Wages

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Table Page 27.Distribution of Introversion-Extraversion Scores for C&T, PE, and Total Sample 54 28.Ranking of Six Most Important Comfort Variables for C&T, PE, and Total Sample 80 29.Distribution of Introversion-Extraversion Raw Scores for C&T, PE, and Total Sample .......

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Table Page 27.Distribution of Introversion-Extraversion Scores for C&T, PE, and Total Sample 54 28.Ranking of Six Most Important Comfort Variables for C&T, PE, and Total Sample 80 29.Distribution of Introversion-Extraversion Raw Scores for C&T, PE, and Total Sample .......

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Table Page 27.Distribution of Introversion-Extraversion Scores for C&T, PE, and Total Sample 54 28.Ranking of Six Most Important Comfort Variables for C&T, PE, and Total Sample 80 29.Distribution of Introversion-Extraversion Raw Scores for C&T, PE, and Total Sample .......

Key concepts: Clothing, Measure (data warehouse), Architectural engineering, Engineering, Computer science, Geography, Database, Archaeology

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