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WikiHP: pol��ticas, defini��es, orienta��es e estilo

Name: WikiHP: pol��ticas, defini����es, orienta����es e estilo
Creator: Ribeiro, André Elias Morelli
Keywords: History of psychology; encyclopedia; WikiHP

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Book 08 Mar 2022 Portuguese Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Ribeiro, André Elias Morelli;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.6337937

WikiHP: pol��ticas, defini��es, orienta��es e estilo

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Abstract

Este manual fornece orienta��es para os colaboradores da Enciclop��dia Eletr��nica de Hist��ria da Psicologia (WikiHP), o que inclui elementos sobre as pol��ticas de funcionamento e publica��o, normas de escrita e reda��o, instru��es sobre pesquisa hist��rica, prote��o da enciclop��dia contra vandalismo, entre outros elementos pertinentes. O livro funciona como refer��ncia para todos os aspectos do funcionamento da WikiHP

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Universidade Federal Fluminense
Brazil

Keywords

History of psychology; encyclopedia; WikiHP

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