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--- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 08/2012) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Reactions, model S37, is a cognitive skills tutorial designed to enhance cause and effect and choice making principles for individuals with physical or developmental disabilities. The program offers six colorful games with interesting sounds and bright graphics. Features include on-disk game information, student data collection, switch and selection parameters. COMPATIBILITY: Apple II+, IIe, IIC,+, IIGS. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: 64K; 5.25 inch disk frive; color monitor; ECHO speech synthesizer.

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This product record was updated on August 22, 2012.

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Don Johnston Incorporated

26799 West Commerce Drive
Volo, Illinois 60073
United States
Telephone: 800-999-4660 or 847-740-0749.
Fax: 847-740-7326.
Web: http://www.donjohnston.com.
Email: info@donjohnston.com.


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