Cross-situational generality in the laboratory: Dominance and friendliness.
Journal of Personality and Social PsychologyPublished 1 May 1988
D. S. Moskowitz
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Abstract
Etude de la generalite inter-situation de la dominance et des dispositions amicales dans un cadre experimental confrontant les participants a 6 epreuves realisees avec un ami ou un inconnu
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