Mental Retardation

In very good condition!

The product is a set of two vintage hardcover magazines from February and April 1976, focusing on Mental Retardation published by Free Press. The magazines cover a range of topics related to people with disabilities within the social science genre. Written in English by various authors, these nonfiction publications provide valuable insights and information on the subject of mental retardation. Perfect for those interested in the social and psychological aspects of disabilities, these magazines offer a unique glimpse into the understanding and treatment of mental retardation in the 1970s.

The product is a set of two vintage hardcover magazines from February and April 1976, focusing on Mental Retardation published by Free Press. The magazines cover a range of topics related to people with disabilities within the social science genre. Written in English by various authors, these nonfiction publications provide valuable insights and information on the subject of mental retardation. Perfect for those interested in the social and psychological aspects of disabilities, these magazines offer a unique glimpse into the understanding and treatment of mental retardation in the 1970s.

The product is a set of two vintage hardcover magazines from February and April 1976, focusing on Mental Retardation published by Free Press. The magazines cover a range of topics related to people with disabilities within the social science genre. Written in English by various authors, these nonfiction publications provide valuable insights and information on the subject of mental retardation. Perfect for those interested in the social and psychological aspects of disabilities, these magazines offer a unique glimpse into the understanding and treatment of mental retardation in the 1970s.

The product is a set of two vintage hardcover magazines from February and April 1976, focusing on Mental Retardation published by Free Press. The magazines cover a range of topics related to people with disabilities within the social science genre. Written in English by various authors, these nonfiction publications provide valuable insights and information on the subject of mental retardation. Perfect for those interested in the social and psychological aspects of disabilities, these magazines offer a unique glimpse into the understanding and treatment of mental retardation in the 1970s.