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  <namePart>Sahakian, William S.</namePart>
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  <publisher>Auckland: McGraw-Hill International Book Company</publisher>
  <dateIssued>1982</dateIssued>
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 <note>1. Social psychology  an overview 2. The prologue to social psychology  from ancient Greece to the Renaissance 3. French contributions to social psychology 4. Italian contributions to social psychology 5. Evolution and social psychology in Germanic countries 6. Origins of British social psychology 7. Early American social psychology 8. McDougall and Ross  the first texts in social psychology 9. The Chicago school 10. Allport  Bogardus and Piaget 11. Laboratory experimentation in social psychology during the thirties 12. Anthropological contributions to social psychology 13. The cultural psychoanalysists 14. Field studies stemming from the thirties 15. The era of attitude measurement  the Thurstone  Likert  and Guttman scales 16. Beopsychoanalytic contributions to social psychology 17. The Gestalt influence I  the Asch-Lewinian era and the contributions from the research center 18. The Gestalt influence II  the Heiderian tradition 19. The Gestalt influence III  the festinger tradition 20. Learning theory approach to social behavior 21. Biological approach to social behavior</note>
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  <topic>1. PSIKOLOGI SOSIAL - SEJARAH</topic>
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