| Title: | The social theories of Harry Stack Sullivan; the significance of his concepts of socialization and acculturation, digested from his various papers and integrated as a selection for social scientists. |
| Author: | Blitzsten, Dorothy R. |
| Note: | William-Frederick Press, 1953 |
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| Subject: | Personality |
| Subject: | Personnalité |
| Subject: | Psychologie sociale |
| Subject: | Social psychology |
| Subject: | Sullivan, Harry Stack, 1892-1949 |
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