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Augenblicke verändern mehr als die Zeit. Das psychoanalytische Interview als erster Eindruck von Therapeut und Gesprächspartner = Les moments changent davantage que le temps. L'entretien psychanalytique comme première impression du thérapeute et de l'interlocuteur = Moments change more than time: the psychoanalytic interview as first impressionBENZ, A.Psyche. 1988, Vol 42, Num 7, pp 577-601, issn 0033-2623Article

Symbolischer und konkreter Zugang zur Partnerbezienung in der Einzelanalyse = Approche concrète et symbolique à la relation de partenaires dans l'analyse individuelle = Symbolic and concrete approach to Partnership/relationship in the individual analysisWILKE, H.-J.Analytische Psychologie. 1984, Vol 15, Num 1, pp 37-49, issn 0301-3006Article

The contagion of self-focus within a dyadSTEPHENSON, B; WICKLUND, R. A.Journal of personality and social psychology. 1984, Vol 46, Num 1, pp 163-168, issn 0022-3514Article

The representation of tranference through serial grids: a methodological studyBEN-TOUIM, D. I; GREENUP, J.British journal of medical psychology. 1983, Vol 56, Num 3, pp 255-261, issn 0007-1129Article

Assimilation rythme et continuité facteurs d'efficacité dans le dialogue psychothérapeutique = The assimilation rythm/continuity as efficiency factors in the therapeutic dialogueBOUR, P.Annales médico-psychologiques. 1983, Vol 141, Num 6, pp 697-705, issn 0003-4487Article

Alcohol consumption and escalatory aggression in intoxicated and sober dyadsLEONARD, K. E.Journal of studies on alcohol. 1984, Vol 45, Num 1, pp 75-80, issn 0096-882XArticle

Switching pauses in cooperative and competitive conversationsTRIMBOLI, C; WALKER, M. B.Journal of experimental social psychology (Print). 1984, Vol 20, Num 4, pp 297-311, issn 0022-1031Article

Problems in the study of interracial interaction: pseudo-interracial Dyad paradigmCHIDESTER, T. R.Journal of personality and social psychology. 1986, Vol 50, Num 1, pp 74-79, issn 0022-3514Article

Social-psychological factors associated with the dissolution of dyadic business partnershipsKUSHNIR, T.The Journal of social psychology. 1984, Vol 122, Num 2, pp 181-188, issn 0022-4545Article

Projective identification in dyads and groupsHORWITZ, L.International journal of group psychotherapy. 1983, Vol 33, Num 3, pp 259-279, issn 0020-7284Article

Limitations on model house designs for trust, freedom, or controlEDNEY, J. J; KLINE, L. M; BELL, P. A et al.Perceptual and motor skills. 1985, Vol 61, Num 1, issn 0031-5125, 138Article

Two's company: self-disclosure and reciprocity in triads versus dyadsSOLANO, C. H; DUNNAM, M.Social psychology quarterly. 1985, Vol 48, Num 2, pp 183-187, issn 0190-2725Article

SELF-REINFORCEMENT: EFFECTS ON MONADS AND NONINTERACTIVE DYADSELWORTH JT; GRAY LN.1982; SOC. PSYCHOL. Q.; ISSN 0190-2725; USA; DA. 1982; VOL. 45; NO 3; PP. 129-135; BIBL. 23 REF.Article

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RECONSIDERING THE VERTICAL DYAD LINKAGE MODEL OF LEADERSHIPROSSE JG; KRAUT AI.1983; JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY; ISSN 0305-8107; GBR; DA. 1983; VOL. 56; NO 1; PP. 63-71; BIBL. 14 REF.Article

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