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The popularity illusion. Why status is toxic but likeability wins all
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The popularity illusion. Why status is toxic but likeability wins all
Authors
Mitchell J. Prinstein
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ISBN
9781785040559
Publisher
Vermilion
Categories
Psychology
Motivation and Self-help
Publication
2018
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