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A sociology of food and nutrition

Lauren Williams, John Germov

1999

Are You a Transhuman?

FM-2030

1989

Appearances and realities

Gustav Ichheiser

1970

What Do They See When They See You Coming?

Stephen M. Gower

1993

Language and social knowledge

Charles R. Berger

1985

Social cognition

Joseph P. Forgas

1981

Communication by children and adults

James L. Applegate, Howard E. Sypher

1984

Social Foundations of Thought and Action

Albert Bandura

1986

Handbook of the humanities and aging

David D. Van Tassel, Cole, Thomas R., Robert Kastenbaum

1992

Bearing Witness

Fiona C. Ross

2002

Social construction

Mary M. Gergen, Gergen, Kenneth J.

2003

The Culture of Fear

Barry Glassner

1999

Interpersonal perception

R. D. Laing

1972

Gendered situations, gendered selves

Jocelyn A. Hollander, Judith A. Howard

1996

First impressions

Chris L. Kleinke

1975

Knowledge Structures in Close Relationships

Julie Fitness, Garth J. O. Fletcher

1996

Person perception and stereotyping

Robert A. Stewart

1979

Understanding intercultural communication

Larry A. Samovar

1981

The social and psychological distortion of information

Charles K. West

1981

Developing social competence in adolescence

Thomas P. Gullotta, Gerald R. Adams, Raymond Montemayor

1990

The textual society

Edwina Taborsky

1997

Images of nurses

Anne Hudson Jones

1988

Broken windows, broken business

Levine, Michael

2005

The self-organizing social mind

John Bolender

2010

Sizwe's Test

Jonny Steinberg

2008

A world of strangers

Lyn H. Lofland

1973

Reputation, image, and impression management

D. B. Bromley

1993

The discursive social psychology of evidence

Salomon Rettig

1990

Running the long race in gifted education

Joy M. Scott-Carrol, Anthony Sparks

2016

Nursing the image

Julia Hallam

2000

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