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... reaction . We would expect the reward or nonreward from disclosing to derive from the reaction of a recipient to a disclosure , not from the disclosure itself . Whether a communication is rewarding , therefore , prob- ably depends most ...
... reaction . We would expect the reward or nonreward from disclosing to derive from the reaction of a recipient to a disclosure , not from the disclosure itself . Whether a communication is rewarding , therefore , prob- ably depends most ...
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... reactions to the world and ( 2 ) a more sensitive understanding of the nature of interpersonal rewards and costs . Fromm ( 1956 ) takes a somewhat different , though not un- related position . For him , giving of oneself to another is ...
... reactions to the world and ( 2 ) a more sensitive understanding of the nature of interpersonal rewards and costs . Fromm ( 1956 ) takes a somewhat different , though not un- related position . For him , giving of oneself to another is ...
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... reactions in so- cially isolated groups . Journal of Personality and Social Psychol- ogy , 1968 , 9 , 369–376 . THIBAUT , J. W. , & KELLEY , H. H. The social psychology of groups . New York : John Wiley , 1959 . THURSTONE , L. L. ...
... reactions in so- cially isolated groups . Journal of Personality and Social Psychol- ogy , 1968 , 9 , 369–376 . THIBAUT , J. W. , & KELLEY , H. H. The social psychology of groups . New York : John Wiley , 1959 . THURSTONE , L. L. ...
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BACKGROUND AND ASSUMPTIONS | 1 |
Assumptions about Personality Structure | 15 |
PROPERTIES OF THE SOCIAL | 25 |
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