GROUP CLIMATE AS A FACTOR IN THE RELEVANCE AND ACCURACY OF SOCIAL-PERCEPTION

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[5] The personal equation in ratings II A systematic evaluation [J]. JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1933, 24 : 39 - 46

[6] PROCESSES AFFECTING SCORES ON UNDERSTANDING OF OTHERS AND ASSUMED SIMILARITY [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1955, 52 (03) : 177 - 193

[7] DEUTSCH M, 1953, GROUP DYNAMICS, P319

[8] A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATION OF INSIGHT AND EMPATHY [J]. JOURNAL OF CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGY, 1948, 12 (04): : 228 - 233

[9] EXLINE RV, 1954, THESIS U ILLINOIS

[10] MEASUREMENT OF SELF-ORIENTED NEEDS IN DISCUSSION GROUPS [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1950, 45 (04): : 682 - 690

[1] INFLUENCE THROUGH SOCIAL COMMUNICATION [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1951, 46 (01): : 9 - 23

[2] Bales R.F., 1950, AM SOCIOL REV

[3] BIERI J, 1955, J Abnorm Psychol, V51, P263, DOI 10.1037/h0043308

[4] THE RELATIVE ABILITIES OF LEADERS AND NON-LEADERS TO ESTIMATE OPINIONS OF THEIR OWN GROUPS [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1952, 47 (01): : 51 - 57

[5] The personal equation in ratings II A systematic evaluation [J]. JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1933, 24 : 39 - 46

[6] PROCESSES AFFECTING SCORES ON UNDERSTANDING OF OTHERS AND ASSUMED SIMILARITY [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1955, 52 (03) : 177 - 193

[7] DEUTSCH M, 1953, GROUP DYNAMICS, P319

[8] A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATION OF INSIGHT AND EMPATHY [J]. JOURNAL OF CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGY, 1948, 12 (04): : 228 - 233

[9] EXLINE RV, 1954, THESIS U ILLINOIS

[10] MEASUREMENT OF SELF-ORIENTED NEEDS IN DISCUSSION GROUPS [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1950, 45 (04): : 682 - 690