The Illusion of Attitude Change

In the present monograph some thirteen unpublished experiments are reported which represent the core of a long term research project on attitude change undertaken by the author in close collaboration with Dr. Annie Beckers at the Laboratorium voor Experimentele Sociale Psychologie of the University...

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Main Author: Nuttin, Jef (auth)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Published: Leuven University Press 1996
Series:Studia Psychologica
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