Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... University Susan Beers , Sweet Briar College George Bishop , National University of Singapore Martin Bolt , Calvin College Dorothea Braginsky , Fairfield University Russell Clark , Florida State University Jack Croxton , State University ...
... University Susan Beers , Sweet Briar College George Bishop , National University of Singapore Martin Bolt , Calvin College Dorothea Braginsky , Fairfield University Russell Clark , Florida State University Jack Croxton , State University ...
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... University Teru Morton , Vanderbilt University Darren Newtson , University of Virginia Chris O'Sullivan , Bucknell University Paul Paulus , University of Texas at Arlington Scott Plous , Wesleyan University Nicholas Reuterman , Southern ...
... University Teru Morton , Vanderbilt University Darren Newtson , University of Virginia Chris O'Sullivan , Bucknell University Paul Paulus , University of Texas at Arlington Scott Plous , Wesleyan University Nicholas Reuterman , Southern ...
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... University students . Buried in it was a question concerning student control over the university curriculum . A week later the students agreed to write an essay opposing student control . After do- ing so , their attitudes shifted ...
... University students . Buried in it was a question concerning student control over the university curriculum . A week later the students agreed to write an essay opposing student control . After do- ing so , their attitudes shifted ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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