ON TAKING OURSELVES SERIOUSLY: AN ANALYSIS OF SOME PERSISTENT PROBLEMS AND PROMISING DIRECTIONS IN INTERPERSONAL RESEARCH

Arthur P. Bochner

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Art Bochner; On Taking Ourselves Seriously: An Analysis of Some Persistent Problems and Promising Directions in Interpersonal Research, Human Communication Rese

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