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Crisis in Social Psychology: Some Remarks Towards Breaking Through the Crisis

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I. The Wheat vs. Chaff Ratio in the Sky-Rocketing Volume of Research and Publication II. Two Illustrative Areas of Thriving Research: Small Group Research and Attitude-Attitude Change Research III. The Increasing Hue and Cry Over the Crisis A. Diversity of proposals reveal as much about the proposers as what they propose. IV. Some Remarks Toward Breaking Through the Crisis V. The Roots of Crisis in Social Disciplines are Deep and Wide

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