Collective BehaviorPrentice-Hall, 1957 - 547 pagine |
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Pagina 61
... feels and manifests amusement when others around him remain solemn experiences the pressure of their disapproval and may no longer feel amused . An individual experiencing feelings of anxiety in an apparently threaten- ing situation may ...
... feels and manifests amusement when others around him remain solemn experiences the pressure of their disapproval and may no longer feel amused . An individual experiencing feelings of anxiety in an apparently threaten- ing situation may ...
Pagina 103
... feels that some immediate action is necessary Some people who share the concern of the " something should be done " type of participant may still feel that action should be left up to established functionaries of the group and that some ...
... feels that some immediate action is necessary Some people who share the concern of the " something should be done " type of participant may still feel that action should be left up to established functionaries of the group and that some ...
Pagina 285
... feel insulted by too childish , too demanding , too intimate appeals , or he may feel indignant over unfair or intemperate appeals . The very appeal may impede action by making the recipient feel that he is gullible if he complies ...
... feel insulted by too childish , too demanding , too intimate appeals , or he may feel indignant over unfair or intemperate appeals . The very appeal may impede action by making the recipient feel that he is gullible if he complies ...
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