Approaching the other: Determinants of positive behaviour across group boundaries in benign and conflictual intergroup contexts

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Approaching the other: Determinants of positive behaviour across group boundaries in benign and conflictual intergroup contexts. / Siem, Birte.
Hagen: FernUniversität in Hagen, 2020. 43 p.

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