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Paper presented at the American Psychological Association convention . Feshbach , N. D. & Feshbach , S. ( 1981 ) . Empathy training and the regulation of aggression : Potentialities and limita- tions . Paper presented at the Western ...
Paper presented at the American Psychological Association convention . Feshbach , N. D. & Feshbach , S. ( 1981 ) . Empathy training and the regulation of aggression : Potentialities and limita- tions . Paper presented at the Western ...
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From talk delivered by Stanley Mil- gram at the American Psychological Association Convention , Aug. 16 , 1984 , Toronto , Canada , and published in Milgram , S. ( 1992 ) . The indi- vidual in a social world : Essays and experiments ...
From talk delivered by Stanley Mil- gram at the American Psychological Association Convention , Aug. 16 , 1984 , Toronto , Canada , and published in Milgram , S. ( 1992 ) . The indi- vidual in a social world : Essays and experiments ...
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ical Association . Reprinted by permission . / p . 444 , Fig . 12-12 : Eron , L. D. , & Huesmann , L. R. ( 1984 ) . The control of aggressive behavior by changes in attitudes , values , and the condi- tions of learning .
ical Association . Reprinted by permission . / p . 444 , Fig . 12-12 : Eron , L. D. , & Huesmann , L. R. ( 1984 ) . The control of aggressive behavior by changes in attitudes , values , and the condi- tions of learning .
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Contents
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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