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Gross' central aim is to integrate topics, theories and areas of research that are usually treated as separate and unrelated. In taking this approach, he broadens our traditional understanding of areas such as personality, abnormal behavior, sex differences, and the history and nature of... read more
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- Eysenck
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- Triandis
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As an alternative to the customary definition of psychology as the scientific study of behaviour and mental processes, I'd like to propose that a more useful way of thinking about the discipline of psychology is to see it as part of the sum total of what people do.
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- Richard Gross (Author)
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