When power shapes interpersonal behavior: low relationship power predicts men's aggressive responses to low situational power/ Nickola C. Overall [and three others].
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TextPublication details: Washington DC: American Psychological Association, ©2016.Description: v111 n2, pages 195-217: illustrations; 27mISSN: - 00223514
- DPer 302.05 J82 July-Sept 2016 v. 111, n. 1-3.
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