Applied Social Psychology in the USSR

Lloyd H. Strickland

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Social and Intergroup Psychology Cultural Differences and Values

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International, and even intercontinental, comparisons of social psychologies have become enlightening over the last decade (e.g., Israel & Tajfel, 1972; Strickland, Aboud, & Gergen, 1974). Within the last few years, comparisons involving the USSR have moved from possibility to actuality (Krauss, 1976; Strickland, 1979, 1980). Nevertheless, for a variety of reasons, ranging from the paucity of pages devoted to journal and book translations to the cost and political complexity of current East-West academic exchange, the factual bases for such contrasts have not been as broad as one might have hoped.

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1977Psychology and the American ideal.1972Present Status and Future Development of Psychology in the USSR in The Light of Decisions of the 24Th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union 1980Social Psychology in the Soviet Union

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