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사회적 배척이 권력 추구와 소비에 미치는 영향 : 성차의 역할을 중심으로

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    • 저자 김남희
    • 기타서명 Effects of Social Exclusion on Pursuit for Power and Consumption: The Role of Gender Differences
    • 형태사항 iv, 84 p.: 26 cm: 삽화
    • 일반주기 충남대학교 논문은 저작권에 의해 보호받습니다, 지도교수: 전우영, 부록: 1. 사회적 역할 시나리오(연구1) -- 2. 사회적 배척과 소속 점화를 위한 SST과제(연구4), 참고문헌 : p. 64-77
    • 학위논문사항 2016. 8, 忠南大學校 大學院, 학위논문(박사)-, 심리학과 기초심리학 전공
    • DDC 22, 150
    • 발행지 대전
    • 언어 kor
    • 출판년 2016
    • 발행사항 忠南大學校 大學院
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