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Two weeks later the students were unexpectedly asked again to rate their friends . Now , after many fresh opportunities to notice and interpret their friends ' behaviors , those who'd seen the film clips of sad men did perceive their ...
Two weeks later the students were unexpectedly asked again to rate their friends . Now , after many fresh opportunities to notice and interpret their friends ' behaviors , those who'd seen the film clips of sad men did perceive their ...
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POKER FRIENDS ... BUT ARE THEY CLOSE ? TAKE YOUR POKER GROUP , FOR EXAMPLE . WHAT DO YOU GUYS TALK ABOUT ? Salley Forth by Greg Howard , with permission of North American Syndicate LOTS OF THINGS . SPORTS .
POKER FRIENDS ... BUT ARE THEY CLOSE ? TAKE YOUR POKER GROUP , FOR EXAMPLE . WHAT DO YOU GUYS TALK ABOUT ? Salley Forth by Greg Howard , with permission of North American Syndicate LOTS OF THINGS . SPORTS .
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So , if you're new in town and want to make friends , try to get an apartment near the mailboxes , an office desk near the coffee pot , a parking spot near the main buildings . Such is the architecture of friendship .
So , if you're new in town and want to make friends , try to get an apartment near the mailboxes , an office desk near the coffee pot , a parking spot near the main buildings . Such is the architecture of friendship .
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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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