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The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations
by Fritz Heider. 322 pgs.

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Acknowledgments

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Introduction to the Reprint of The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Perceiving the Other Person

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Chapter 3 the Other Person as Perceiver

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Chapter 4 the Naive Analysis of Action

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Chapter 5 Desire and Pleasure

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Chapter 6 Environmental Effects

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Chapter 7 Sentiment

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Chapter 8 Ought and Value

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Chapter 9 Request and Command

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Chapter 10 Benefit and Harm

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Chapter 11 Reaction to the Lot of the Other Person

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Chapter 12 Conclusion

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Types of Formalization in Small-Group Research ("Heider's Theory of Balance" begins on p. 9)
by Joseph Berger, Bernard P. Cohen, J. Laurie Snell, Morris Zelditch Jr.. 166 pgs.

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1: Introduction

2: Explicational Models

4: Theoretical-Construct Models

Annotated Bibliography: Of Research On Mathematical Models And Small Groups

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Reactions to Critical Life Events: A Social Psychological Analysis (Chap. 6 "The Principle of Cognitive Consistency" and Chap. 7 "The Generalized Principle of Cognitive Consistency: Integrating the Principle of Cognitive Consistency with Hypotheses About the Attribution Process")
by Marita R. Inglehart. 221 pgs.

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Inglehart synthesizes previous research on reactions to critical life events and proposes a new generalized principle of cognitive consistency, which integrates elements of cognitive consistency theory and attribution theory. This new theoretical approach offers several significant advantages over existing theories of reactions to critical life events, Inglehart argues, particularly in terms of its contribution to our understanding of the importance of specific moderator variables such as social support and individual differences.

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Part I: Theoretical Research on Reactions to Critical Life Events: The State of the Art

Chapter 1: A General Introduction

Chapter 2: Stage-Centered Theories of Reactions to Critical Life Events

Chapter 3: Lazarus: Stress, Appraisal, and Coping

Chapter 4: Cognitive Theories

Chapter 5: Theoretical Research on Reactions to Critical Life Events

Part II: The Generalized Principle of Cognitive Consistency and Its Application to Reactions to Critical Life Events

Chapter 6: The Principle of Cognitive Consistency

Chapter 7: The Generalized Principle of Cognitive Consistency: Integrating the Principle of Cognitive Consistency with Hypotheses About the Attribution Process

Chapter 8: The Generalized Principle of Cognitive Consistency and Reactions to Critical Life Events: Theoretical Considerations, Empirical Evidence, and Preliminary Evaluation

Part III: The Generalized Principle of Cognitive Consistency -- Further Implications

Chapter 9: Social Support

Chapter 10: The Generalized Principle of Cognitive Consistency and Individual Differences -- An Exploration

Chapter 11: The Significance of Life Philosophies

Chapter 12: The Generalized Principle of Cognitive Consistency and Reactions to Critical Life Events -- Exploring Practical Implications

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A Synthesis and Formalization of Heiderian Balance and Social Exchange Theory, in Social Forces
by John C. Alessio. 20 pgs.

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On the Deep Structure of Attribution--Affect--Behavior Sequences, in Psychological Inquiry
by William Ickes. 5 pgs.

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New Directions in Attribution Research, Vol. 1 (Chap. 1 "A Conversation with Fritz Heider")
by John H. Harvey, Robert F. Kidd, William John Ickes. 470 pgs.

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Preface

Part I: Historical Perspective

1: A Conversation with Fritz Heider

Part II: Attribution at the Personal Level

2: Causal Attributions and Personal Control

3: Attribution and Behavior: Social Perception and Social Causation

4: Attribution of Freedom

5: Schedules of Reinforcement: An Attributional Analysis

6: The Self-Perception of Intrinsic Motivation

7: Attribution Processes and Emotional Exacerbation of Dysfunctional Behavior

8: Extensions of Objective Self-Awareness Theory: The Focus of Attention-Causal Attribution Hypothesis

9: Dissonance and the Attribution Process

Part III: Attribution at the Interpersonal Level

10: Foundations of Attribution: The Perception of Ongoing Behavior

11: Escape to Freedom: The Relationship Between Attribution of Causality and Psychological Reactance

12: Attribution of Attitudes from Feelings: Effect of Positive or Negative Feelings When the Attitude Object is Benefited or Harmed

13: An Attributional Analysis of Some Social Influence Phenomena

14: An Attributional Analysis of Helping Behavior

15: Sex: A Perspective on the Attribution Process

16: Attributional Conflict in Young Couples

IV: Theoretical Integrations

17: Correspondent Inferences and the Attribution Cube: A Comparative Reappraisal

18: Attribution Theory and Judgment Under Uncertainty

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New Directions in Attribution Research, Vol. 2
by John H. Harvey, William H. Ickes, Robert F. Kidd. 404 pgs.

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I: Attribution at the Personal Level

1: Is It Real?

2: Rethinking the Role of Thought in Social Interaction

3: Affective Consequences of Causal Ascriptions

4: Attributional Egotism

5: Attributional Styles

II: Attribution at the Interpersonal, Level

6: Attributions and Learned Helplessness

7: Attribution, Socialization, and Moral Decision Making

8: Attributional Aspects of Interpersonal Attraction

9: Attribution in the Context of Conflict and Separation in Close Relationships

10: Attributional Strategies of Social Influence

III: Theoretical Integrations

11: Attribution Theory as a Special Case of Lay Epistemology

12: Attribution and Misattribution of Excitatory Reactions

IV: Current Problems and Future Perspectives

13: A Conversation With Edward E. Jones and Harold H. Kelley

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