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Steve Duck. the world in ways which are different from our own " ( Tesser , 1971 , 96 ) . p . But even this may be a necessary rather than a sufficient condition for further development of a relationship , and deeper knowledge of another ...
Steve Duck. the world in ways which are different from our own " ( Tesser , 1971 , 96 ) . p . But even this may be a necessary rather than a sufficient condition for further development of a relationship , and deeper knowledge of another ...
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Steve Duck. But the situation outside the clinic or in other social behaviour is surely very different , although it is at least conceivable that the two ... ( Duck and Spencer , 1972 ) which they require because they are 392 Steve Duck.
Steve Duck. But the situation outside the clinic or in other social behaviour is surely very different , although it is at least conceivable that the two ... ( Duck and Spencer , 1972 ) which they require because they are 392 Steve Duck.
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Steve Duck. Spencer , 1972 ) which they require because they are a form of scientific hypothesis . Some kinds of constructs ( as is true also of attitudes ) can be validated through observing the consensus of others or by others ...
Steve Duck. Spencer , 1972 ) which they require because they are a form of scientific hypothesis . Some kinds of constructs ( as is true also of attitudes ) can be validated through observing the consensus of others or by others ...
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Tell me where is fancy bred some thoughts | 1 |
Reinforcement and affect in attraction Gerald L | 23 |
Information processing approaches to interpersonal | 51 |
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