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Psychologist Carroll Davis Studies today's students at institute of child study, Kate Sutherland, 9, and her brother Stephen, 7, serve as research subjects in University of Toronto's institute
Psychologist Carroll Davis Studies today's students at institute of child study, Kate Sutherland, 9, and her brother Stephen, 7, serve as research subjects in University of Toronto's institute

Psychologist Carroll Davis Studies today's students at institute of child study, Kate Sutherland, 9, and her brother Stephen, 7, serve as research subjects in University of Toronto's institute

Date10/25/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Psychologist Carroll Davis Studies today's students at institute of child study; Kate Sutherland; 9; and her brother Stephen; 7; serve as research subjects in University of Toronto's institute.
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