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Fig 1.

Conceptual framework.

Students doing philosophy and teacher behavior in a philosophy lesson.

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Fig 2.

Pearl Model.

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Table 1.

Coding scheme for design of a lesson, teacher behavior and doing philosophy by students.

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Fig 3.

Qualitative graphical time registration of Lesson 1 taught by Oscar.

The Sic et Non exercise is in yellow; other phases are in green.

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Table 2.

Meta-matrix with results for variables in the context of design of a lesson, teacher behavior, and students doing philosophy for eight philosophy lessons.

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Table 3.

Super-indicator matrix of the meta-matrix in Table 2.

For the abbreviations of the labels for the levels, see Table 2. Eight rows (lessons) and thirteen variables that have in total 37 levels.

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Fig 4.

First dimension of the correspondence analysis.

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