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The Milwaukee Parental Choice Study
How to Properly Cite Data
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Users of these data are requested to cite them properly. Below is an
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Witte, John F., and Christopher A. Thorn. The Milwaukee Parental Choice Program, 1990/1991-1994/1995 [computer file]. Madison, WI: John F. Witte and Christopher A. Thorn [producers], 1995. Madison, WI: Data and Information Services Center [distributor], 1995; <http://www.disc.wisc.edu/choice/choice_index.html>;
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