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Basic studies in social psychology |
Harold M. Proshansky, Bernard Seidenberg
Published for the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues [by] Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Some effects of certain communication patterns on group performance
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Harold J. Leavitt

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1671725340641_29241837

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Introduction: problems of theory and method
Social factors in recall
Frederic Charles Bartlett
The learning and utilization of contravaluant material
Edward E. Jones, Jane Aneshansel
The basic psychology of rumor
Gordon W. Allport, Leo J. Postman
Social status and success strivings
Elizabeth Douvan
The warm-cold variable in first impressions of persons
Harold H. Kelley
The determinants of distortion in social perception
Albert Pepitone
Some determinants and consequences of the perception of social causality
John W. Thibaut, Henry W. Riecken
Development of attitude toward Negroes
Eugene L. Horowitz
Attitude-change procedures and motivating patterns
Irving Sarnoff, Daniel Katz, Charles McClintock
The personal setting of public opinions: a study of attitudes toward Russia
M. Brewster Smith
Compliance, identification, and internalization: three processes of attitude change
Herbert C. Kelman
Cognitive structure and attitudinal affect
Milton J. Rosenberg
Effects of fear-arousing communications
Irving L. Janis, Seymour Feshbach
The influence of source credibility on communication effectiveness
Carl I. Hovland, Walter Weiss
Assimilation and contrast effects in reactions to communication and attitude change
Carl I. Hovland, O.J. Harvey, Muzafer Sherif
The two-step flow of communications: an up-to-date report on an hypothesis
Elihu Katz
Two functions of reference groups
Harold H. Kelley
Attitude development as a function of reference groups: the Bennington study
Theodore M. Newcomb
Reference groups, membership groups, and attitude change
Alberta Engvall Siegel, Sidney Siegel
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