Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... similar personalities in very different situations , the situational effect will overwhelm the personality difference . If we compare a group of Charles Manson types with a group of Mother Theresa types in a smattering of everyday ...
... similar personalities in very different situations , the situational effect will overwhelm the personality difference . If we compare a group of Charles Manson types with a group of Mother Theresa types in a smattering of everyday ...
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... similar but inexpert source ) when dis- cussing dental hygiene . Seemingly contradictory findings such as this bring out the detective in the scientist . They suggest that an undiscovered factor is at work - that similarity is more ...
... similar but inexpert source ) when dis- cussing dental hygiene . Seemingly contradictory findings such as this bring out the detective in the scientist . They suggest that an undiscovered factor is at work - that similarity is more ...
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... similar attitudes are a potent source of attraction . Birds of a feather do flock together . Surely you have noticed this upon discovering a special someone who shares your ideas , values , and desires , a soul mate who likes the same ...
... similar attitudes are a potent source of attraction . Birds of a feather do flock together . Surely you have noticed this upon discovering a special someone who shares your ideas , values , and desires , a soul mate who likes the same ...
Contents
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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