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The Interaction Chronograph as an Instrument for Objective Measurement of Interaction Patterns During Interviews

Joseph D. Matarazzo · George Saslow · Ruth G. Matarazzo

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(1956). The Interaction Chronograph as an Instrument for Objective Measurement of Interaction Patterns During Interviews. The Journal of Psychology: Vol. 41, No. 2, pp. 347-367.

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