Predicting attitudes toward violence/

Bibliografiske detaljer
Hovedforfatter:	Paddock, John, 1918-1998
Format:	Tesis Bog
Sprog:	Spanish
Serier:	Colección John Paddock
Fag:	Paddock, John > 1918-1998 > Académico No violencia > México

Lignende værker: Predicting attitudes toward violence/

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Violence and man´s struggle to adapt/
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Violence and behavior symposium
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Violence and sociality in human evolution/
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Behaviour and violence. Where are we?
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Homicide and a regional culture of violence/
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Body pleasure and the origins of violence/
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Some instances of violence among sports fans
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Violence and behavior. A simposium on the origins of man´s inhumanity/
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Determinants of violence in the family: Towars a theoretical integration/
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A new look at the problem of human violence/
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Linkages between personal, social an internacional violence.
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Attitudes expressed in codices Borgia and Nuttall
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Attitudes expressed in codices Borgia and Nuttall
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Behaviour and violence. Conferencia del Dr. Santiago Genovés
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Toward a cognitive social learning reconceptualization of personality/
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Some brief observations on violence and social control in Rojas de Cuahutemoc
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The face of human nature: Implications of the data, and a step or two toward a theory of antiviolence.
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The face of human nature: Implications of the data, and a step or two toward a theory of antiviolence.
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Terrorism as a desperate game: An analytic step toward comprehension of fear, Bargaining, and communication in the terrorist event.
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A new look at the problem of human violence /
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Toward a uniformitarian theory of human paleodemography/
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Production and reproduction in peasant village: An effort toward a Marxian model
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Social learning theory: Stpes toward a paradigm for psychological anthropology
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Social learning theory: Stpes toward a paradigm for psychological anthropology