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Attachment to objects as compensation for close others' perceived unreliability

Lucas A. Keefer, Mark Jordan Landau, Zachary K. Rothschild, Daniel Sullivan

2012-02-17articleJournal of Experimental Social Psychology177 citationsclosed

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