Psychological Perspectives on the Self, Volumes 1-4Jerry M. Suls Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1982 - 273 pages |
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... Once dehumanized , they are no longer viewed as persons with feelings , hopes , and concerns but as subhuman objects . Subhumans are presuma- bly insensitive to maltreatment and influenceable only through the more primi- tive methods ...
... Once dehumanized , they are no longer viewed as persons with feelings , hopes , and concerns but as subhuman objects . Subhumans are presuma- bly insensitive to maltreatment and influenceable only through the more primi- tive methods ...
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... once the acts are initiated . Once it is decided to drive 3 miles down the road to Point X , the precise movements required to make the car function receive practically no attention . Ironically , it is these overrehearsed , automated ...
... once the acts are initiated . Once it is decided to drive 3 miles down the road to Point X , the precise movements required to make the car function receive practically no attention . Ironically , it is these overrehearsed , automated ...
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... Once the individ- ual is oriented in a prosocial direction , and once highly trained in valued activities , self awareness becomes more an instrument of disruption and distress . And a final moral note . From the research illustrations ...
... Once the individ- ual is oriented in a prosocial direction , and once highly trained in valued activities , self awareness becomes more an instrument of disruption and distress . And a final moral note . From the research illustrations ...
Contents
The Self In Social Information Processing | 63 |
Sex Differences | 71 |
Comparison | 97 |
Copyright | |
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