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Authors: M.P. Born

Publication: Journal of Social Psychology, The, Issue:5, Page(s):485-502

Published: Routledge

ISSN: 0022-4545

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1930-02~1996-12; volume:1;issue:1~volume:136;issue:6

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1975-02-01~12 months ago

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1930-02-01~2000-12-01

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2004~present; volume:144~present;issue:1~present

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