Social Penetration: The Development of Interpersonal RelationshipsHolt, Rinehart and Winston, 1973 - Broj stranica: 212 |
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... responses . Figure 2-2 combines various levels of functioning in a way which complements depth and breadth notions . This complementary relationship is reflected in the central - peripheral insert on the right side of the figure . The ...
... responses . Figure 2-2 combines various levels of functioning in a way which complements depth and breadth notions . This complementary relationship is reflected in the central - peripheral insert on the right side of the figure . The ...
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... responses . ( Reliability of coding by independent raters indi- cated approximately 95 percent agreement . ) Based on pilot data , 26 topical categories were identified , including biographi- cal information , school - related ...
... responses . ( Reliability of coding by independent raters indi- cated approximately 95 percent agreement . ) Based on pilot data , 26 topical categories were identified , including biographi- cal information , school - related ...
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... responses are apt to be very restricted , with evidence of discomfort and even attempts to leave the situation . There is also reluctance to evaluate another person in intermediate and private areas at this stage , and , if done , it is ...
... responses are apt to be very restricted , with evidence of discomfort and even attempts to leave the situation . There is also reluctance to evaluate another person in intermediate and private areas at this stage , and , if done , it is ...
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