A Basic Paradigm for the Study of Personality, Roles, and Social Behavior
Published 1 January 1982
William Ickes
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Abstract
This is the story of a research paradigm: of its conception, "birth," and subsequent development. This story is particularly appropriate for the present volume because the paradigm it describes is, in many respects, ideally suited to the study of personality, roles, and social behavior.
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