Political Science Quarterly: June 1938: Review: Competition and Cooperation: A Report of the Sub-Committee on Competitive- Cooperative Habits, of the Committee on Personality and Culture.,Competition and Cooperation: A Report of the Sub-Committee on Competitive- Cooperative Habits, of the Committee on Personality and Culture.

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Volume 53 - Number 2 - June 1938

pp. 290-292

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Competition and Cooperation: A Report of the Sub-Committee on Competitive- Cooperative Habits, of the Committee on Personality and Culture, Mark A. May and Leonard W. Doob

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