Culturally Conferred Conceptions of Agency: A Key to Social Perception of Persons, Groups, and Other Actors

Personality and Social Psychology Review- United States

doi 10.1207/s15327957pspr0502_7

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Social Psychology

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May 1, 2001

Authors

Michael W. Morris

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SAGE Publications

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