Collective BehaviorPrentice-Hall, 1957 - 547 pagine |
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Pagina 68
... rumor . " But these writers ' own formula for rumor expresses the notion that in real situations a subject must have a deeper importance than this to become the topic of rumors ; moreover , this concern must be shared by all the people ...
... rumor . " But these writers ' own formula for rumor expresses the notion that in real situations a subject must have a deeper importance than this to become the topic of rumors ; moreover , this concern must be shared by all the people ...
Pagina 78
... rumor become clear if one relates the content and effects of the rumor to the situation from which it sprang . These functions may be ana- lyzed in terms of the rumor's relation to areas of cognitive unclarity , personal mo- tivations ...
... rumor become clear if one relates the content and effects of the rumor to the situation from which it sprang . These functions may be ana- lyzed in terms of the rumor's relation to areas of cognitive unclarity , personal mo- tivations ...
Pagina 79
... rumor through a social structure will be governed by the factors which we have just discussed , namely , by the magnitude and direction of the driving and restraining forces . In addition , it will be governed by the struc- ture of the ...
... rumor through a social structure will be governed by the factors which we have just discussed , namely , by the magnitude and direction of the driving and restraining forces . In addition , it will be governed by the struc- ture of the ...
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