ARGYLE, MICHAEL.

The Psychology of Interpersonal Behaviour.

Middlesex : Pelican Books Ltd, 1979. Rep. "In reading this book, the professional psychologist will find his subject enriched beyond measure, while the plain man will discover revealing insights into his and his fellow's behaviour." Pp. 322, pages slightly toned. P/b, edges slightly rubbed, minor creasing to spine. G.+.

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ARGYLE, MICHAEL

The Psychology of Interpersonal Behaviour

Penguin. 1973. (ISBN: 9780140208535). Paperback. Paperback - 1973 - poor condition but readable - - used books, secondhand books, out of print books, hard to find books, second-hand books, nonfiction, non-fiction books delivered world wide. Reviewer: A reader When I started this book I had a vague idea about psychology and self presentation etc.but this book makes everything make perfect sence. From body laguage to the way we talk.everything we say, do and think affects both us and the people around us..This book shows you just why we do as we do..From the meanings of various actions to the way in which we can work better in a group..it shows how social status can affect us and how certain situtions can make us have a total change in characteristics..a muct read for allinterested in any aspect of psychology and/or human behaviour. Used: Acceptable.

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Argyle, Michael,

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF INTERPERSONAL BEHAVIOUR.

Pelican / Penguin, Harmondsworth, 1967, 2nd imp., paperback, 223pp, diagrams in text, pictorial upper wrapper by Richard Hollis, sl. roll with vertical crease to spine, lightly rubbed at extrems., edges tanned, ink name half title, very good,

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