Collective BehaviorPrentice-Hall, 1957 - 547 pagine |
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... characteristics naively in the material they produce , or ( b ) there must be selective mechanisms operating whereby inappropriate content is being constantly eliminated and appropriate content brought into prominence . ( a ) While the ...
... characteristics naively in the material they produce , or ( b ) there must be selective mechanisms operating whereby inappropriate content is being constantly eliminated and appropriate content brought into prominence . ( a ) While the ...
Pagina 269
... characteristics made it likely that they would vote Democratic or Republican . Chart I , for example , shows that wealthy Protestant farmers , who would have the lowest ( i.e. , Repub- lican ) IPP , had 74 per cent Republicans among ...
... characteristics made it likely that they would vote Democratic or Republican . Chart I , for example , shows that wealthy Protestant farmers , who would have the lowest ( i.e. , Repub- lican ) IPP , had 74 per cent Republicans among ...
Pagina 386
... characteristics . Personal rivalry between two art leaders , for example , may lead their respective followers to emphasize the opposition in their schools of art to the point that the maintenance of distinctiveness between the two fol ...
... characteristics . Personal rivalry between two art leaders , for example , may lead their respective followers to emphasize the opposition in their schools of art to the point that the maintenance of distinctiveness between the two fol ...
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