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... Ohio State University ; Susan Beers , Sweet Briar College ; George Bishop , University of Texas at San Antonio ; Martin Bolt , Calvin College ; Dorothea Braginsky , Fairfield Univer- sity ; Russell Clark , Florida State University ...
... Ohio State University ; Susan Beers , Sweet Briar College ; George Bishop , University of Texas at San Antonio ; Martin Bolt , Calvin College ; Dorothea Braginsky , Fairfield Univer- sity ; Russell Clark , Florida State University ...
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This fourth edition additionally benefitted from cover - to - cover reviews , of- fering countless constructive suggestions by David A. Gershaw , Arizona West- ern College ; Mary Alice Gordon , Southern Methodist University ; James L.
This fourth edition additionally benefitted from cover - to - cover reviews , of- fering countless constructive suggestions by David A. Gershaw , Arizona West- ern College ; Mary Alice Gordon , Southern Methodist University ; James L.
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Daryl Bem and Keith McConnell ( 1970 ) took a survey among Carnegie - Mellon University students . Buried in it was a ques- tion concerning student control over the university curriculum . A week later the students agreed to write an ...
Daryl Bem and Keith McConnell ( 1970 ) took a survey among Carnegie - Mellon University students . Buried in it was a ques- tion concerning student control over the university curriculum . A week later the students agreed to write an ...
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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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