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Volume 23, 1995, Issue 4
Volume 23, Issue 4
November 1995
Serial and multiple homicide: Is there an epidemic?
Robert Stote, Lionel G. Standing
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Effects of prohibitive and informative judicial instructions on jury decision making
Jerry I. Shaw, Paul Skolnick
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Development of a scale to measure psychosocial reaction associated with the approachability of family practice consultations
Paul M. W. Hackett, Lionel Jacobson
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Where does self-esteem come from? The influence of private versus public individuation
Pascal Huguet, Emmanuelle Charbonnier, Jean-Marc Monteil
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Cross-racial interpersonal relations and job satisfaction
Charles B. Thomas, Jr.
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Counterfeit intimacy: A dramaturgical analysis of an erotic performance (Removed)
Philip O. Sijuwade
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Basking in reflected glory, cutting off reflected failure, and cutting off future failure: The importance of group identification
Daniel L. Wann, Michael A. Hamlet, Tony M. Wilson, Joan A. Hodges
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Sex, sex-role self-concepts and career decision-making self efficacy among Arab students
Ikhlas Abdalla
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Gender differences in self handicapping: Regardless of academic or social competence implications
Dorothee Dietrich
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