INDEPENDENCE AND CONFORMITY IN SUBSISTENCE-LEVEL SOCIETIES

[1] STUDIES OF INDEPENDENCE AND CONFORMITY .1. A MINORITY OF ONE AGAINST A UNANIMOUS MAJORITY [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS, 1956, 70 (09): : 1 - 70

[2] BARRY H, 1959, AM ANTHROPOL, V61, P51

[3] TEMNE AND ESKIMO PERCEPTUAL SKILLS [J]. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1966, 1 (03) : 207 - 229

[4] BUTT A, THESIS OXFORD U

[5] CHANCE N, 1960, AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOG, V67, P1028

[6] DAWSON JLM, THESIS OXFORD U

[7] DEUTSCH MORTON, 1955, JOUR ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOL, V51-31, P629, DOI 10.1037/h0046408

[8] HONIGMANN J, ESKIMO TOWNSMEN

[9] KARDINER A, INDIVIDUAL SOCIETY

[10] MEAD M, COOPERATION COMPE ED, P51

[1] STUDIES OF INDEPENDENCE AND CONFORMITY .1. A MINORITY OF ONE AGAINST A UNANIMOUS MAJORITY [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS, 1956, 70 (09): : 1 - 70

[2] BARRY H, 1959, AM ANTHROPOL, V61, P51

[3] TEMNE AND ESKIMO PERCEPTUAL SKILLS [J]. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1966, 1 (03) : 207 - 229

[4] BUTT A, THESIS OXFORD U

[5] CHANCE N, 1960, AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOG, V67, P1028

[6] DAWSON JLM, THESIS OXFORD U

[7] DEUTSCH MORTON, 1955, JOUR ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOL, V51-31, P629, DOI 10.1037/h0046408

[8] HONIGMANN J, ESKIMO TOWNSMEN

[9] KARDINER A, INDIVIDUAL SOCIETY

[10] MEAD M, COOPERATION COMPE ED, P51