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Perceiving Interpersonal Conflict and Reacting To It: The Case for Agreeableness
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Perceiving Interpersonal Conflict and Reacting To It: The Case for Agreeableness
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Jan 02, 1996
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William G. Graziano,
Lauri A. Jensen-Campbell,
Elizabeth C. Hair
Studies the association between individual differences in agreeableness and interpersonal conflict.
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William G. Graziano
Lauri A. Jensen-Campbell
Elizabeth C. Hair
