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Handbook of Affective Disorders

Eugene S. Paykel

1992

Human judgment and social interaction

Leon Rappoport, David A. Summers

1973

The Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships

Temple Grandin

2005

Peer rejection in childhood

Steven R. Asher, John D. Coie

1990

Connectionist models of social reasoning and social behavior

Lynn C. Miller

1998

A Manual for group facilitators

Brian Auvine

1978

On Apology

Aaron Lazare

2004

Please understand me

David Keirsey

1984 ★ 2.7

The evolution of cooperation

Robert M. Axelrod

1984 ★ 4.0

Social interaction process and products

Muzafer Sherif

1967

Society and personality

Tamotsu Shibutani

1961

The Silent Sex

Christopher F. Karpowitz, Tali Mendelberg

2014

An invitation to social construction

Gergen, Kenneth J.

2009

Mirrors and masks

Anselm L. Strauss

1977

Social support

Gregory R. Pierce, Irwin G. Sarason, Barbara R. Sarason

1990

Difference matters

Brenda J. Allen

2011

A face-theory-based quantitative analysis of American English usage of four linguistic politeness strategies

Shirley Ann Nightingale Cole

1988

Social relations and spatial structures

Derek Gregory, John Urry

1985

Human behavior and the social environment

Joe M. Schriver

1995

Early Start Denver Model for young children with autism

Sally J. Rogers

2010

Skillstreaming the elementary school child

Ellen McGinnis

1984

A Book about Whining

Joy Berry

1982

Social constructionism

Vivien Burr

2015

So Why Have You Never Been Married?

Carl Weisman

2008

Health and social relationships

Matthew L. Newman, Nicole A. Roberts

2013

The celebration of heroes

William Josiah Goode

1978

Difficult personalities

Helen McGrath

2010

Social skills games for children

Deborah Plummer

2008

The Fall of Public Man

Richard Sennett

1977

Let's make friends

Janine Amos

2010

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