Ioanna Talli, Panagiota Kotsoni, Stavroula Stavrakaki, Liliane Sprenger-Charolles
Assessing phonological short-term memory in Greek: Reliability and validity of a non-word repetition test
Frontiers in psychology
british industrial revolution triggered socioeconomic transformation whereby landowning aristocracy replaced industrial capitalists rising middle classes economically dominant group propose theory preference formation financial market imperfections account pattern parents shape childrens preferences response economic incentives middleclass families occupations requiring effort skill experience develop patience work ethic whereas upperclass families relying rental income cultivate refined taste leisure classspecific attitudes rooted nature preindustrial professions become key determinants success industrialization transforms economic landscape