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Social Relations Compared to North American students , university students in Hong Kong talk during a day with fewer people for longer periods ( Wheeler & others , 1989 ) . Employer - employee relations are marked by mutual loyalty .
Social Relations Compared to North American students , university students in Hong Kong talk during a day with fewer people for longer periods ( Wheeler & others , 1989 ) . Employer - employee relations are marked by mutual loyalty .
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The investigators speak for themselves : Slavin ( 1980 ) said cooperative learning is an “ effective means of increasing positive race relations and achievement in desegregated schools . " Aronson reported that " children in the ...
The investigators speak for themselves : Slavin ( 1980 ) said cooperative learning is an “ effective means of increasing positive race relations and achievement in desegregated schools . " Aronson reported that " children in the ...
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The role of an active minority in intergroup relations . In W. G. Austin and S. Worchel ( Eds . ) , The social psychology of intergroup relations . Monterey , Calif .: Brooks / Cole . Nemeth , C. ( 1986 ) . Intergroup relations ...
The role of an active minority in intergroup relations . In W. G. Austin and S. Worchel ( Eds . ) , The social psychology of intergroup relations . Monterey , Calif .: Brooks / Cole . Nemeth , C. ( 1986 ) . Intergroup relations ...
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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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