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The Journal of Psychology
Interdisciplinary and Applied
Volume 87, 1974 - Issue 2
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Some Correlates of Mehrabian's Scales of Affiliative Tendency and Sensitivity to Rejection

D. J. W. Strümpfer University of Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Pages 269-278 | Received 07 May 1974, Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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Albert Mehrabian. (1997) Analysis of Affiliation-Related Traits in Terms of the PAD Temperament Model. The Journal of Psychology 131:1, pages 101-117.
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Albert Mehrabian. (1994) Evidence bearing on the affiliative tendency (MAFF) and sensitivity to rejection (MSR) scales. Current Psychology 13:2, pages 97-116.
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