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syntality: Definition and Pronunciation.
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behavioral characteristics of a group perceived as parallel to or inferable from the personality structure of an individual.
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Individuals' Relation to Society: ubuntu; apartheid; manuduction; syntality; marplot; ostracize; sodality "Group theorists use the term "syntality" to describe for a group what the term "personality" describes for an individual."; – International Polio Network; Article: An attempt at more refined definitions of...
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CATTELL, R. B. "An attempt at more refined definition of the cultural dimensions of syntality in modern nations" , Amer. Sociol. Rev., 1952.
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STICE, G. The relations of attitude and interest changes, in small groups, to personality and syntality. Ph.D. thesis, Univ. of Ill. Library, Urbana, Ill.,
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Terms and conditions. Please see following section on using and contributing to this handbook. He also provides 7 theorems that determine the syntality of groups: isomorphism of syntality change and personality change.
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Syntality definitions and sentences on Wordnik. Toggle elsewhere links Elsewhere on the web. syntality elsewhere on the web:
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Definition of syntality from the online medical dictionary hosted by mondofacto.
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teachSam-Arbeitsbereich Kreativmethoden Mind Mapping - Angebot für Lehrer und Schüler Abraham, Ulf (1992): Mehr als Nachspielen und Vorspielen: Dramatisches Gestalten zwischen Prozeß- und Produktorientierung, in: Literatur und Sprache -- didaktisch. Abrahmam, Ulf und Matthis Kepser (2005/22206):
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Andrew S. Winston, University of Guelph In order to place Raymond B. Cattell’s postwar eugenics in context, it is necessary to consider the intellectual community that received and promoted these works. In the final two decades of Cattell’s life, this community centreed around the journal Mankind Quarterly,
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