Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... explains attraction in terms of changes in the recipient . These include primarily changes in affective state and ... explain this interrodent attraction , Latané and his associates have altered various characteristics of the stimulus ...
... explains attraction in terms of changes in the recipient . These include primarily changes in affective state and ... explain this interrodent attraction , Latané and his associates have altered various characteristics of the stimulus ...
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... explain how an individual managed to coordinate the process of need gratification . Murray described four different types of relationships which may exist between different needs : prepotency , scheduling , need subsida- tion , and need ...
... explain how an individual managed to coordinate the process of need gratification . Murray described four different types of relationships which may exist between different needs : prepotency , scheduling , need subsida- tion , and need ...
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... explain me , and so they will make the wrong inferences and predictions about me " . I do suggest that where there is the intent to deceive , some such plan is quite conscious , in the sense that the whole aim of the deception is to ...
... explain me , and so they will make the wrong inferences and predictions about me " . I do suggest that where there is the intent to deceive , some such plan is quite conscious , in the sense that the whole aim of the deception is to ...
Contents
Tell me where is fancy bred some thoughts | 1 |
Reinforcement and affect in attraction Gerald L | 25 |
Information processing approaches to interpersonal | 51 |
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