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From studies conducted in Britain , Italy , Hong Kong , and Japan , Michael Argyle and Monika Hender- son ( 1985 ) noted several cultural variations in the norms that define the role of friend ( in Japan it's especially important not to ...
From studies conducted in Britain , Italy , Hong Kong , and Japan , Michael Argyle and Monika Hender- son ( 1985 ) noted several cultural variations in the norms that define the role of friend ( in Japan it's especially important not to ...
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Frank noted that the psycho- therapy setting , like cults and zealous self - help groups , provides ( 1 ) a support- ive , confiding social relationship , ( 2 ) an offer of expertise and hope for demor- alized people , ( 3 ) a special ...
Frank noted that the psycho- therapy setting , like cults and zealous self - help groups , provides ( 1 ) a support- ive , confiding social relationship , ( 2 ) an offer of expertise and hope for demor- alized people , ( 3 ) a special ...
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Four decades ago , sociologist Helen Mayer Hacker ( 1951 ) noted how stereotypes of Blacks and women helped rationalize the inferior status of each : Many people thought both groups ...
Four decades ago , sociologist Helen Mayer Hacker ( 1951 ) noted how stereotypes of Blacks and women helped rationalize the inferior status of each : Many people thought both groups ...
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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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