Social Risk and Attribution: How Considering the Social Risk of Attributions Can Improve the Performance of Kelley's ANOVA Model in Applied Research

1588757pub
Peer Reviewed Journal
2012
Quayle, Michael and Naidoo, Evasen
Journal of Applied Social Psychology
10.1111/j.1559-1816.2012.00915.x
1576372
Dr. Michael Quayle
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