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Some Methodological Problems of Kuhn's Self Theory

Charles W. TuckerUniversity of South Carolina
Pages 345-358 | Published online: 16 Dec 2016

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Tak-sing Cheung. (1979) “The Socially Malnourished Generation”: An Anatomy of the Self-Image of a Student Population in Hong Kong. International Journal of Sociology 9:3, pages 101-120.
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E. R. Mahoney. (1973) The Processual Characteristics of Self-Conception. The Sociological Quarterly 14:4, pages 517-533.
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Clark McPhail & Charles W. Tucker. (1972) The Classification and Ordering of Responses to the Question “Who am I?”. The Sociological Quarterly 13:3, pages 329-347.
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Billy J. Franklin & Frank J. Kohout. (1971) Subject-Coded Versus Researcher-Coded TST Protocols: Some Methodological Implications. The Sociological Quarterly 12:1, pages 82-89.
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Clark McPhail. (1968) Respondents' Judgments of Self Statements. The Sociological Quarterly 9:2, pages 202-209.
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Charles W. Tucker. (1967) Occupational and Work Self-Identification: A Reconsideration. The Sociological Quarterly 8:4, pages 537-542.
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Forrest A. Deseran & William W. Falk. (1982) Women as generalized other and self theory: A strategy for empirical research. Sex Roles 8:3, pages 283-297.
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Michael Wood, Marianne Hopper & Louis A. Zurcher. (2016) Self-Consistency and Social Change. Small Group Behavior 10:1, pages 113-123.
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Robert Bakshis, Michael Correll, Myra Duffy, Stanley E. Grupp, James Hilliker, Thomas Howe, Gail Kawales & Raymond L. Schmitt. (2016) “Meanings” toward Death: A TST Strategy. OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying 5:2, pages 161-179.
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