Personality in intimate relationships
socialization and psychopathology
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Word Count
120,250 words, Guess
Page Count
481 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100387226052
- ISBN-100387226079
- ISBN-139780387226057
- ISBN-139780387226071
- Goodreads2494670
and 4 more
- LibraryThing5466119
- Library of Congress Control Number2004061909
- OCLC Control Number57391681
- Open LibraryOL17745290M
Classifications
- DDC158.2/4
- DDC616.89
- LCCRC454 .L29 2005
First Sentence
The purpose of this chapter is to consider and review the background for a theory of personality socialization in intimate relationships, the family, and other settings.
Excerpt
The purpose of this chapter is to consider and review the background for a theory of personality socialization in intimate relationships, the family, and other settings.
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