Level of Aspiration as a Method of Studying Personality: IV. The Analysis of Patterns of Response

Julian B. Rotter

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(1945). Level of Aspiration as a Method of Studying Personality: IV. The Analysis of Patterns of Response. The Journal of Social Psychology: Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 159-177.

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1942Level of aspiration as a method of studying personality. II. Development and evaluation of a controlled method.1942Level of aspiration as a method of studying personality. I. A critical review of methodology.1943LEVEL OF ASPIRATION AS A METHOD OF STUDYING PERSONALITY. III. GROUP VALIDITY STUDIES*

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