Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1996 - 712 pages |
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... sexual interest . This misreading of warmth as a sexual come - on ( called " misattribu- tion " ) can lead to behavior the woman regards as sexual harassment ( Johnson & others , 1991 ; Saal & others , 1989 ) . It also helps explain the ...
... sexual interest . This misreading of warmth as a sexual come - on ( called " misattribu- tion " ) can lead to behavior the woman regards as sexual harassment ( Johnson & others , 1991 ; Saal & others , 1989 ) . It also helps explain the ...
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... sexuality ? The latter question arises be- cause increased rates of violence and sexual coercion have coincided with in- creases in media mayhem and sexual suggestion . Is the historical correlation a coincidence ? What are the social ...
... sexuality ? The latter question arises be- cause increased rates of violence and sexual coercion have coincided with in- creases in media mayhem and sexual suggestion . Is the historical correlation a coincidence ? What are the social ...
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... Sexual materials lead people to com- mit rape . " So , is the catharsis approach valid or not ? If viewing erotica provides an outlet for sexual impulses , then people should afterward experience diminished sexual desire and men should ...
... Sexual materials lead people to com- mit rape . " So , is the catharsis approach valid or not ? If viewing erotica provides an outlet for sexual impulses , then people should afterward experience diminished sexual desire and men should ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
Obvious ways in which Values Enter | 8 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 18 |
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