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Two ways to be complex and why they matter: Implications for attitude strength and lying. by Conway, Lucian Gideon; Thoemmes, Felix; Allison, Amy M.; Towgood, Kirsten Hands; Wagner, Michael J.; Davey, Kathleen; Salcido, Amanda; Stovall, Amanda N.; Dodds, Daniel P.; Bongard, Kate; Conway, Kathrene R. is a Psychology article available to read on EtoBox.

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Author
Conway, Lucian Gideon; Thoemmes, Felix; Allison, Amy M.; Towgood, Kirsten Hands; Wagner, Michael J.; Davey, Kathleen; Salcido, Amanda; Stovall, Amanda N.; Dodds, Daniel P.; Bongard, Kate; Conway, Kathrene R.
Publisher
American Psychological Association; American Psychological Association (APA) (ISSN 0022-3514)
Published
2008
Language
EN
Field
Psychology (Social Sciences)

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