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The Journal of Psychology
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Volume 124, 1990 - Issue 5
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Perceived Dignity as a Function of Perceived Voluntary Control of Behaviors

E. Rae Harcum Department of Psychology, The College of William and Mary
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Ellen F. Rosen Department of Psychology, The College of William and Mary
Pages 495-511 | Published online: 04 Nov 2012

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N. T. Feather. (1998) Reactions to an offence in relation to the status and perceived moral character of the offender. Australian Journal of Psychology 50:2, pages 119-127.
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E. Rae Harcum & EllenF. Rosen. (1992) Perception of Human Dignity by College Students and by Direct-Care Providers. The Journal of Psychology 126:1, pages 27-36.
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E. Rae Harcum, Ellen F. Rosen, Constance J. Pilkington & Linda C. Petty. (2006) An External Validation of Laboratory Evidence for Earned Dignity. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 25:13, pages 1204-1213.
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E. Rae Harcum & Ellen F. Rosen. (2016) Perceived Dignity of Persons with Minimal Voluntary Control over Their Own Behaviors. Psychological Reports 67:3_suppl, pages 1275-1282.
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E. RAE HARCUM. (1990) PERCEIVED DIGNITY OF PERSONS WITH MINIMAL VOLUNTARYCONTROL OVER THEIR OWN BEHAVIORS. Psychological Reports 67:7, pages 1275.
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