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Robert E. McGrath. (2022) The VIA virtue model: Half-Baked or brilliant?. The Journal of Positive Psychology 17:2, pages 250-256.
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Robert E. McGrath. (2021) Darwin meets Aristotle: evolutionary evidence for three fundamental virtues. The Journal of Positive Psychology 16:4, pages 431-445.
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Robert E. McGrath & Norah Wallace. (2021) Cross-Validation of the VIA Inventory of Strengths-Revised and its Short Forms. Journal of Personality Assessment 103:1, pages 120-131.
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