Distancing after group success and failure: Basking in reflected glory and cutting off reflected failure.

Charles R. R. Snyder · MaryAnne Lassegard · Carol E. Ford

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Experience menee dans une population d'etudiants pour tester deux tendances dans la manipulation des relations avec autrui: celle de jouir dans le partage de sa reussite et celle de se retirer face a l'experience de son echec

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