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Why Does Social Dominance Orientation Decrease with University Exposure to the Social Sciences? The Impact of Institutional Socialization and the Mediating Role of “Geneticism”

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M. Dambrun, R. Kamiejski, N. Haddadi, S. Duarte. Why Does Social Dominance Orientation Decrease with University Exposure to the Social Sciences? The Impact of Institutional Socialization and the Mediating Role of “Geneticism”. European Journal of Social Psychology, 2009, pp.88-100. ⟨hal-00336235⟩

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