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Affective Balance in the Construal of Activities

Christopher J. Lee The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada
Pages 343-349 | Received 26 Apr 2005, Accepted 05 Sep 2005, Published online: 22 Sep 2006

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Christopher J. Lee. (2017) Letters of Galileo's Daughter: A Historical Application of the Golden Section Hypothesis. Journal of Constructivist Psychology 30:2, pages 193-199.
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JonathanD. Raskin & BenjaminL. Brett. (2014) Does the Reverse Golden Section Hold?. Journal of Constructivist Psychology 27:2, pages 137-146.
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Rebekah M. Widrick & Jonathan D. Raskin. (2010) Age-related stigma and the golden section hypothesis. Aging & Mental Health 14:4, pages 375-385.
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Jonathan D. Raskin, Melanie T. Harasym, Matthew A. Mercuri & Rebekah M. Widrick. (2008) Construing stigmatized identities: A golden section study. Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice 81:3, pages 285-296.
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