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| 1 | 0 | 9 1957 SOCIAL THEORY AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE 1(1):1-1
MERTON RK
SOCIAL THEORY AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE | 4053 | 4053
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| 2 | 1 | 2295 1978 JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR 19(1):2-21
PEARLIN LI; SCHOOLER C
STRUCTURE OF COPING | 2038 | 7
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| 3 | 1 | 3106 1987 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 102(3):357-389
PARKER JG; ASHER SR
PEER RELATIONS AND LATER PERSONAL ADJUSTMENT - ARE LOW-ACCEPTED CHILDREN AT RISK | 874 | 1
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| 4 | 1 | 59 1959 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 24(6):783-791
SEEMAN M
ON THE MEANING OF ALIENATION | 668 | 71
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| 5 | 2 | 3107 1987 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 94(3):319-340
HIGGINS ET
SELF-DISCREPANCY - A THEORY RELATING SELF AND AFFECT | 639 | 3
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| 6 | 1 | 2840 1984 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 49(2):149-164
HANNAN MT; FREEMAN J
STRUCTURAL INERTIA AND ORGANIZATIONAL-CHANGE | 638 | 10
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| 7 | 2 | 90 1960 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 66(1):32-40
BECKER HS
NOTES ON THE CONCEPT OF COMMITMENT | 595 | 28
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| 8 | 1 | 1 1957 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 2(3):281-306
GOULDNER AW
COSMOPOLITANS AND LOCALS - TOWARD AN ANALYSIS OF LATENT SOCIAL ROLES .1. | 520 | 120
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| 9 | 5 | 2479 1980 ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY 6():235-285
KANDEL DB
DRUG AND DRINKING BEHAVIOR AMONG YOUTH | 438 | 7
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| 10 | 1 | 1620 1973 JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 25(2):151-176
WALSTER E; BERSCHEI.E
NEW DIRECTIONS IN EQUITY RESEARCH | 436 | 6
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| 11 | 5 | 3246 1989 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 96(4):608-630
CROCKER J; MAJOR B
SOCIAL STIGMA AND SELF-ESTEEM - THE SELF-PROTECTIVE PROPERTIES OF STIGMA | 436 | 3
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| 12 | 1 | 95 1960 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 25(4):483-496
GOODE WJ
A THEORY OF ROLE STRAIN | 432 | 63
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| 13 | 1 | 1163 1970 HARVARD EDUCATIONAL REVIEW 40(3):411-451
RIST RC
STUDENT SOCIAL CLASS AND TEACHER EXPECTATIONS - SELF-FULFILLING PROPHECY IN GHETTO EDUCATION | 432 | 19
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| 14 | 2 | 978 1969 AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW 63(3):880-899
WALKER JL
DIFFUSION OF INNOVATIONS AMONG AMERICAN STATES | 411 | 1
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| 15 | 2 | 145 1961 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 26(2):183-193
WRONG DH
THE OVERSOCIALIZED CONCEPTION OF MAN IN MODERN SOCIOLOGY | 396 | 0
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| 16 | 2 | 915 1968 SCIENCE 159(3810):56-&
MERTON RK
MATTHEW EFFECT IN SCIENCE | 392 | 17
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| 17 | 2 | 2469 1980 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 25(2):226-251
LOUIS MR
SURPRISE AND SENSE MAKING - WHAT NEWCOMERS EXPERIENCE IN ENTERING UNFAMILIAR ORGANIZATIONAL SETTINGS | 377 | 6
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| 18 | 1 | 3547 1994 ORGANIZATION SCIENCE 5(1):14-37
NONAKA I
A DYNAMIC THEORY OF ORGANIZATIONAL KNOWLEDGE CREATION | 361 | 1
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| 19 | 5 | 2473 1980 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 35(10):867-881
DARLEY JM; FAZIO RH
EXPECTANCY CONFIRMATION PROCESSES ARISING IN THE SOCAL INTERACTION SEQUENCE | 356 | 10
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| 20 | 4 | 2649 1982 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 37(4):368-384
BRICKMAN P; RABINOWITZ VC; KARUZA J; COATES D; COHN E; KIDDER L
MODELS OF HELPING AND COPING | 340 | 3
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| 21 | 2 | 979 1969 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 34(1):82-92
SEWELL WH; HALLER AO; PORTES A
EDUCATIONAL AND EARLY OCCUPATIONAL ATTAINMENT PROCESS | 317 | 11
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| 22 | 3 | 2744 1983 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 48(2):174-187
THOITS PA
MULTIPLE IDENTITIES AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING - A REFORMULATION AND TEST OF THE SOCIAL-ISOLATION HYPOTHESIS | 312 | 16
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| 23 | 1 | 2709 1982 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS 97(4):543-569
AKERLOF GA
LABOR CONTRACTS AS PARTIAL GIFT EXCHANGE | 309 | 0
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| 24 | 2 | 3203 1989 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 44(3):513-524
HOBFOLL SE
CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES - A NEW ATTEMPT AT CONCEPTUALIZING STRESS | 302 | 0
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| 25 | 1 | 2016 1976 JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY 61(5):622-629
KIRTON M
ADAPTORS AND INNOVATORS - DESCRIPTION AND MEASURE | 265 | 0
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| 26 | 8 | 1472 1972 JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR 13(2):115-152
MCKINLAY JB
SOME APPROACHES AND PROBLEMS IN STUDY OF USE OF SERVICES - OVERVIEW | 262 | 0
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| 27 | 4 | 2363 1979 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 84(5):1201-1231
WELLMAN B
COMMUNITY QUESTION - INTIMATE NETWORKS OF EAST YORKERS | 259 | 4
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| 28 | 1 | 3053 1987 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 92(6):1287-1335
BURT RS
SOCIAL CONTAGION AND INNOVATION - COHESION VERSUS STRUCTURAL EQUIVALENCE | 259 | 7
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| 29 | 1 | 1767 1974 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 10(2):109-120
WORD CO; ZANNA MP; COOPER J
NONVERBAL MEDIATION OF SELF-FULFILLING PROPHECIES IN INTERRACIAL INTERACTION | 236 | 8
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| 30 | 1 | 2294 1978 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 14(2):148-162
SNYDER M; SWANN WB
BEHAVIORAL CONFIRMATION IN SOCIAL-INTERACTION - FROM SOCIAL- PERCEPTION TO SOCIAL-REALITY | 235 | 10
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| 31 | 2 | 289 1963 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 69(3):270-284
SEEMAN M
ALIENATION AND SOCIAL-LEARNING IN A REFORMATORY | 234 | 6
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| 32 | 8 | 2057 1976 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 83(2):85-113
CROSBY F
MODEL OF EGOTISTICAL RELATIVE DEPRIVATION | 226 | 11
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| 33 | 1 | 1725 1974 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 25():417-452
DOHRENWE.BP; DOHRENWE.BS
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL INFLUENCES ON PSYCHOPATHOLOGY | 219 | 0
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| 34 | 2 | 1722 1974 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 39(4):567-578
SIEBER SD
TOWARD A THEORY OF ROLE ACCUMULATION | 216 | 28
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| 35 | 2 | 2 1957 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 22(6):635-659
MERTON RK
PRIORITIES IN SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY - A CHAPTER IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE | 206 | 30
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| 36 | 1 | 474 1965 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 30(1):14-40
MCCLOSKY H; SCHAAR JH
PSYCHOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS OF ANOMY | 205 | 27
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| 37 | 2 | 266 1962 SOCIAL PROBLEMS 9(3):247-256
KITSUSE JI
SOCIETAL REACTION TO DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR - PROBLEMS OF THEORY AND METHOD | 204 | 15
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| 38 | 2 | 484 1965 BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 10(3):193-237
MILLER JG
LIVING SYSTEMS - BASIC CONCEPTS | 199 | 3
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| 39 | 1 | 2032 1976 JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 34(4):590-598
DUNCAN BL
DIFFERENTIAL SOCIAL-PERCEPTION AND ATTRIBUTION OF INTERGROUP VIOLENCE - TESTING LOWER LIMITS OF STEREOTYPING OF BLACKS | 195 | 3
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| 40 | 2 | 357 1963 SOCIAL PROBLEMS 11(2):131-139
KITSUSE JI; CICOUREL AV
A NOTE ON THE USES OF OFFICIAL STATISTICS | 191 | 19
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| 41 | 2 | 471 1965 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 70(6):710-717
NEUGARTEN BL; MOORE JW; LOWE JC
AGE NORMS, AGE CONSTRAINTS, AND ADULT SOCIALIZATION | 184 | 4
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| 42 | 3 | 2952 1985 JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR 26(1):64-78
KANDEL DB; DAVIES M; RAVEIS VH
THE STRESSFULNESS OF DAILY SOCIAL ROLES FOR WOMEN - MARITAL, OCCUPATIONAL AND HOUSEHOLD ROLES | 184 | 5
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| 43 | 1 | 1814 1974 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 8(2):97-104
STIMSON GV
OBEYING DOCTORS ORDERS - VIEW FROM OTHER SIDE | 181 | 0
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| 44 | 3 | 3308 1990 JOURNAL OF MARKETING RESEARCH 27(1):24-36
HEIDE JB; JOHN G
ALLIANCES IN INDUSTRIAL PURCHASING - THE DETERMINANTS OF JOINT ACTION IN BUYER-SUPPLIER RELATIONSHIPS | 180 | 0
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| 45 | 1 | 1420 1972 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 77(4):639-&
HIRSCH PM
PROCESSING FADS AND FASHIONS - ORGANIZATION SET ANALYSIS OF CULTURAL INDUSTRY SYSTEMS | 177 | 0
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| 46 | 11 | 2651 1982 ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY 8():1-33
GECAS V
THE SELF-CONCEPT | 175 | 2
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| 47 | 2 | 975 1969 AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW 63(1):111-126
MOHR LB
DETERMINANTS OF INNOVATION IN ORGANIZATIONS | 171 | 4
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| 48 | 1 | 3163 1988 JOURNAL OF MARKETING 52(1):20-35
HEIDE JB; JOHN G
THE ROLE OF DEPENDENCE BALANCING IN SAFEGUARDING TRANSACTION- SPECIFIC ASSETS IN CONVENTIONAL CHANNELS | 171 | 1
|
| 49 | 1 | 2249 1978 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 84(1):1-23
TURNER RH
ROLE AND PERSON | 168 | 19
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| 50 | 2 | 2781 1983 JOURNAL OF CONSUMER RESEARCH 10(3):319-327
SOLOMON MR
THE ROLE OF PRODUCTS AS SOCIAL-STIMULI - A SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM PERSPECTIVE | 162 | 1
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| 51 | 5 | 2993 1986 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 51(2):259-272
THOITS PA
MULTIPLE IDENTITIES - EXAMINING GENDER AND MARITAL-STATUS DIFFERENCES IN DISTRESS | 161 | 9
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| 52 | 1 | 60 1959 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 24(6):836-845
WILSON AB
RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION OF SOCIAL-CLASSES AND ASPIRATIONS OF HIGH-SCHOOL BOYS | 160 | 10
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| 53 | 1 | 717 1967 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGIST 2(4):195-201
CRANE D
GATEKEEPERS OF SCIENCE - SOME FACTORS AFFECTING SELECTION OF ARTICLES FOR SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS | 159 | 12
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| 54 | 1 | 373 1963 WORD-JOURNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL LINGUISTIC ASSOCIATION 19(3):273-309
LABOV W
THE SOCIAL MOTIVATION OF A SOUND CHANGE | 157 | 0
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| 55 | 1 | 1907 1975 JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR 16(4):365-392
DOHRENWEND BP
SOCIOCULTURAL AND SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN GENESIS OF MENTAL-DISORDERS | 152 | 2
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| 56 | 7 | 2995 1986 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 37():233-256
MILLER DT; TURNBULL W
EXPECTANCIES AND INTERPERSONAL PROCESSES | 152 | 4
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| 57 | 1 | 2203 1977 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 11(1):35-41
WALKER KN; MACBRIDE A; VACHON MLS
SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS AND CRISIS OF BEREAVEMENT | 151 | 0
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| 58 | 3 | 352 1963 SOCIAL FORCES 42(2):205-215
RODMAN H
THE LOWER-CLASS VALUE STRETCH | 150 | 28
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| 59 | 1 | 2374 1979 BULLETIN OF THE BRITISH PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY 32(AUG):309-314
JAHODA M
IMPACT OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE 1930S AND THE 1970S | 149 | 5
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| 60 | 1 | 298 1963 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 28(3):385-391
BRITTAIN CV
ADOLESCENT CHOICES AND PARENT-PEER CROSS-PRESSURES | 147 | 4
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| 61 | 2 | 307 1963 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 28(6):973-977
MIDDLETON R
ALIENATION, RACE, AND EDUCATION | 146 | 10
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| 62 | 1 | 977 1969 AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW 63(3):689-718
ALLISON GT
CONCEPTUAL MODELS AND CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS | 146 | 1
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| 63 | 1 | 225 1962 BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIAL AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 1(1):38-51
WING JK
INSTITUTIONALISM IN MENTAL-HOSPITALS | 143 | 1
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| 64 | 2 | 3131 1988 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 33(1):101-125
VICTOR B; CULLEN JB
THE ORGANIZATIONAL BASES OF ETHICAL WORK CLIMATES | 141 | 5
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| 65 | 1 | 89 1960 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 65(6):569-576
CLARK BR
THE COOLING-OUT FUNCTION IN HIGHER-EDUCATION | 140 | 11
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| 66 | 2 | 267 1962 SOCIAL PROBLEMS 9(4):307-314
ERIKSON KT
NOTES ON THE SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANCE | 140 | 18
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| 67 | 2 | 660 1966 SOCIAL PROBLEMS 13(3):235-253
DEUTSCHER I
WORDS AND DEEDS - SOCIAL SCIENCE AND SOCIAL POLICY | 139 | 6
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| 68 | 1 | 1121 1970 AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW 64(4):1033-1053
SARTORI G
CONCEPT MISFORMATION IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS | 134 | 0
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| 69 | 1 | 2254 1978 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 43(6):813-828
STOLZENBERG RM
BRINGING BOSS BACK IN - EMPLOYER SIZE, EMPLOYEE SCHOOLING, AND SOCIOECONOMIC ACHIEVEMENT | 133 | 4
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| 70 | 4 | 2867 1984 JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 46(6):1287-1302
SWANN WB; ELY RJ
A BATTLE OF WILLS - SELF-VERIFICATION VERSUS BEHAVIORAL CONFIRMATION | 131 | 2
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| 71 | 1 | 3019 1986 JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 51(1):5-15
HIGGINS ET; BOND RN; KLEIN R; STRAUMAN T
SELF-DISCREPANCIES AND EMOTIONAL VULNERABILITY - HOW MAGNITUDE, ACCESSIBILITY, AND TYPE OF DISCREPANCY INFLUENCE AFFECT | 130 | 3
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| 72 | 1 | 723 1967 COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISTORY 9(3):292-346
BENDIX R
TRADITION AND MODERNITY RECONSIDERED | 128 | 1
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| 73 | 1 | 1045 1969 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REVIEW 29(4):346-358
LANDAU M
REDUNDANCY, RATIONALITY, AND PROBLEM OF DUPLICATION AND OVERLAP | 125 | 5
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| 74 | 1 | 1846 1975 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 20(2):207-228
VANMAANEN J
POLICE SOCIALIZATION - LONGITUDINAL EXAMINATION OF JOB ATTITUDES IN AN URBAN POLICE DEPARTMENT | 125 | 3
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| 75 | 1 | 3169 1988 MANAGEMENT SCIENCE 34(7):816-835
BOURGEOIS LJ; EISENHARDT KM
STRATEGIC DECISION-PROCESSES IN HIGH-VELOCITY ENVIRONMENTS - 4 CASES IN THE MICROCOMPUTER INDUSTRY | 124 | 1
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| 76 | 3 | 84 1960 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 5(2):257-278
ETZIONI A
2 APPROACHES TO ORGANIZATIONAL ANALYSIS - A CRITIQUE AND A SUGGESTION | 123 | 11
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| 77 | 3 | 3692 1997 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 52(12):1280-1300
Higgins ET
Beyond pleasure and pain | 122 | 1
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| 78 | 3 | 2459 1979 URBAN AFFAIRS REVIEW 14(3):363-390
WELLMAN B; LEIGHTON B
NETWORKS, NEIGHBORHOODS, AND COMMUNITIES - APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF THE COMMUNITY QUESTION | 121 | 3
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| 79 | 3 | 2248 1978 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 83(5):1154-1203
SOUTHWOOD KE
SUBSTANTIVE THEORY AND STATISTICAL INTERACTION - 5 MODELS | 120 | 0
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| 80 | 1 | 1975 1976 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 81(6):1384-1446
BOORMAN SA; WHITE HC
SOCIAL-STRUCTURE FROM MULTIPLE NETWORKS .2. ROLE STRUCTURES | 119 | 3
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| 81 | 2 | 115 1960 PSYCHIATRY 23(1):81-95
COSER RL
LAUGHTER AMONG COLLEAGUES - A STUDY OF THE SOCIAL FUNCTIONS OF HUMOR AMONG THE STAFF OF A MENTAL-HOSPITAL | 118 | 5
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| 82 | 2 | 51 1959 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 24(2):189-202
MEIER DL; BELL W
ANOMIA AND DIFFERENTIAL ACCESS TO THE ACHIEVEMENT OF LIFE GOALS | 116 | 0
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| 83 | 1 | 65 1959 JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 58(2):170-180
LEVINSON DJ
ROLE, PERSONALITY, AND SOCIAL-STRUCTURE IN THE ORGANIZATIONAL SETTING | 115 | 11
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| 84 | 1 | 2919 1985 AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW 90(3):567-593
LEARS TJJ
THE CONCEPT OF CULTURAL HEGEMONY - PROBLEMS AND POSSIBILITIES | 115 | 0
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| 85 | 5 | 1064 1969 SOCIAL PROBLEMS 16(4):409-423
TITTLE CR
CRIME RATES AND LEGAL SANCTIONS | 112 | 0
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| 86 | 3 | 1859 1975 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 40(6):753-772
CHIRICOS TG; WALDO GP
SOCIOECONOMIC-STATUS AND CRIMINAL SENTENCING - EMPIRICAL- ASSESSMENT OF A CONFLICT PROPOSITION | 112 | 0
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| 87 | 4 | 2241 1978 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 23(4):604-632
CAMERON K
MEASURING ORGANIZATIONAL-EFFECTIVENESS IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER-EDUCATION | 112 | 0
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| 88 | 1 | 2983 1985 STANFORD LAW REVIEW 37(2):589-652
RHODE DL
ETHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON LEGAL PRACTICE | 112 | 0
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| 89 | 1 | 1027 1969 JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 13(3):269-&
RABBIE JM; HORWITZ M
AROUSAL OF INGROUP-OUTGROUP BIAS BY A CHANCE WIN OR LOSS | 111 | 1
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| 90 | 3 | 1124 1970 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 35(2):267-282
BECKER MH
SOCIOMETRIC LOCATION AND INNOVATIVENESS - REFORMULATION AND EXTENSION OF DIFFUSION MODEL | 111 | 4
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| 91 | 1 | 3048 1987 ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT JOURNAL 30(3):405-436
SUTTON RI; CALLAHAN AL
THE STIGMA OF BANKRUPTCY - SPOILED ORGANIZATIONAL IMAGE AND ITS MANAGEMENT | 111 | 1
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| 92 | 1 | 49 1959 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 24(2):164-176
CLOWARD RA
ILLEGITIMATE MEANS, ANOMIE, AND DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR | 110 | 51
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| 93 | 1 | 958 1968 SOUTHWESTERN SOCIAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY 48(4):515-530
GIBBS JP
CRIME, PUNISHMENT, AND DETERRENCE | 109 | 4
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| 94 | 4 | 935 1968 SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE 2(1):1-14
BAGLEY C
EVALUATION OF A SUICIDE PREVENTION SCHEME BY AN ECOLOGICAL METHOD | 108 | 1
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| 95 | 1 | 1117 1970 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 75(6):965-&
EPSTEIN CF
ENCOUNTERING MALE ESTABLISHMENT - SEX-STATUS LIMITS ON WOMENS CAREERS IN PROFESSIONS | 108 | 4
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| 96 | 2 | 2236 1978 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 23(2):204-223
KATZ R
JOB LONGEVITY AS A SITUATIONAL FACTOR IN JOB SATISFACTION | 108 | 1
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| 97 | 8 | 2407 1979 JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN CRIME AND DELINQUENCY 16(1):3-27
ELLIOTT DS; AGETON SS; CANTER RJ
INTEGRATED THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE ON DELINQUENT-BEHAVIOR | 108 | 7
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| 98 | 2 | 3196 1989 ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT REVIEW 14(4):496-515
BACHARACH SB
ORGANIZATIONAL THEORIES - SOME CRITERIA FOR EVALUATION | 107 | 1
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| 99 | 3 | 1352 1971 PSYCHIATRY 34(2):180-&
DANK BM
COMING OUT IN GAY WORLD | 103 | 0
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| 100 | 1 | 1857 1975 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 30(10):967-976
ELMS AC
CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE IN SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY | 103 | 4
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ROSENBERG M; PEARLIN LI
SOCIAL-CLASS AND SELF-ESTEEM AMONG CHILDREN AND ADULTS | 103 | 1
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| 102 | 2 | 2563 1981 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 36(2):184-191
JAHODA M
WORK, EMPLOYMENT, AND UNEMPLOYMENT - VALUES, THEORIES, AND APPROACHES IN SOCIAL-RESEARCH | 103 | 3
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| 103 | 1 | 286 1963 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 68(4):481-486
KINCH JW
A FORMALIZED THEORY OF THE SELF-CONCEPT | 101 | 6
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| 104 | 2 | 1721 1974 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 39(3):303-316
PORTER JN
RACE, SOCIALIZATION AND MOBILITY IN EDUCATIONAL AND EARLY OCCUPATIONAL ATTAINMENT | 101 | 5
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| 105 | 2 | 2302 1978 JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 36(11):1332-1343
SAMPSON EE
SCIENTIFIC PARADIGMS AND SOCIAL VALUES - WANTED - SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION | 100 | 2
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HILL HE; HAERTZEN CA; DAVIS H
AN MMPI FACTOR ANALYTIC STUDY OF ALCOHOLICS, NARCOTIC ADDICTS AND CRIMINALS | 98 | 1
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| 107 | 1 | 2626 1981 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY QUARTERLY 44(2):83-92
BURKE PJ; REITZES DC
THE LINK BETWEEN IDENTITY AND ROLE PERFORMANCE | 96 | 2
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| 108 | 2 | 3404 1992 ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY 37(1):48-75
HAVEMAN HA
BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE - ORGANIZATIONAL-CHANGE AND PERFORMANCE UNDER CONDITIONS OF FUNDAMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSFORMATION | 96 | 2
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| 109 | 1 | 47 1959 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 24(1):3-15
WILSON BR
AN ANALYSIS OF SECT DEVELOPMENT | 95 | 6
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| 110 | 2 | 828 1968 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 73(4):453-467
BLAU PM
HIERARCHY OF AUTHORITY IN ORGANIZATIONS | 95 | 4
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| 111 | 2 | 2404 1979 JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY 19(4):73-76
MADDI SR; KOBASA SC; HOOVER M
ALIENATION TEST | 94 | 0
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| 112 | 2 | 3248 1989 RESEARCH IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR 11():43-103
VANMAANEN J; KUNDA G
REAL FEELINGS - EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE | 94 | 1
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| 113 | 5 | 1118 1970 AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW 64(2):389-410
FINIFTER AW
DIMENSIONS OF POLITICAL ALIENATION | 93 | 0
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| 114 | 1 | 1504 1972 RACE 13(4):461-486
VANNEMAN RD; PETTIGRE.TF
RACE AND RELATIVE DEPRIVATION IN URBAN UNITED-STATES | 93 | 2
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| 115 | 3 | 2839 1984 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 49(1):117-130
MUTRAN E; REITZES DC
INTERGENERATIONAL SUPPORT ACTIVITIES AND WELL-BEING AMONG THE ELDERLY - A CONVERGENCE OF EXCHANGE AND SYMBOLIC-INTERACTION PERSPECTIVES | 93 | 1
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| 116 | 1 | 2856 1984 HARVARD LAW REVIEW 97(3):625-677
DANCOHEN M
DECISION RULES AND CONDUCT RULES - ON ACOUSTIC SEPARATION IN CRIMINAL-LAW | 93 | 1
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| 117 | 1 | 221 1962 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 27(6):826-834
CLARK JP; WENNINGER EP
SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLASS AND AREA AS CORRELATES OF ILLEGAL BEHAVIOR AMONG JUVENILES | 91 | 13
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| 118 | 5 | 2219 1977 SOCIOMETRY 40(2):161-177
HOUSE JS
3 FACES OF SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY | 91 | 5
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GOODMAN N; RICHARDSON SA; DORNBUSCH SM; HASTORF AH
VARIANT REACTIONS TO PHYSICAL-DISABILITIES | 90 | 0
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| 120 | 3 | 830 1968 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 74(3):276-291
ZUCKERMAN HA
PATTERNS OF NAME ORDERING AMONG AUTHORS OF SCIENTIFIC PAPERS - STUDY OF SOCIAL SYMBOLISM AND ITS AMBIGUITY | 90 | 0
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MANSKI CF
IDENTIFICATION OF ENDOGENOUS SOCIAL EFFECTS - THE REFLECTION PROBLEM | 90 | 1
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| 122 | 1 | 112 1960 MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIVING 22(4):299-311
HILL R; HANSEN DA
THE IDENTIFICATION OF CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS UTILIZED IN FAMILY STUDY | 89 | 5
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| 123 | 1 | 296 1963 AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW 28(2):179-188
BREED W
OCCUPATIONAL-MOBILITY AND SUICIDE AMONG WHITE MALES | 89 | 11
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| 124 | 3 | 469 1965 AMERICAN DOCUMENTATION 16(3):179-184
KAPLAN N
THE NORMS OF CITATION BEHAVIOR - PROLEGOMENA TO THE FOOTNOTE | 89 | 1
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COHEN JM
SOURCES OF PEER GROUP HOMOGENEITY | 89 | 1
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UNTANGLING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISPLAYED EMOTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONAL SALES - THE CASE OF CONVENIENCE STORES | 89 | 1
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THE MYTH OF FUNCTIONAL-ANALYSIS AS A SPECIAL METHOD IN SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY | 88 | 20
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DURKHEIMS ONE CAUSE OF SUICIDE | 88 | 10
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ALIENATION STUDIES | 88 | 2
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GENERAL FRAMEWORK FOR BUILDING DYNAMIC MACRO SOCIAL INDICATOR MODELS - INCLUDING AN ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN CRIME RATES AND POLICE EXPENDITURES | 88 | 3
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SOCIAL-COMPARISON AND THE IDEALIZED IMAGES OF ADVERTISING | 88 | 0
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JUVENILE-DELINQUENCY AND SUBTERRANEAN VALUES | 87 | 11
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WHOLES AND PARTS - THE NEED FOR SYNTHESIS IN AMERICAN-HISTORY | 87 | 1
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STATUS CONGRUENCE AND COGNITIVE CONSISTENCY | 86 | 0
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TIME STRUCTURE AND PURPOSEFUL ACTIVITY AMONG EMPLOYED AND UNEMPLOYED UNIVERSITY GRADUATES | 86 | 0
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SOCIAL FOUNDATIONS OF COGNITION | 86 | 2
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ISSUES IN STUDY OF PROFESSIONALS IN ORGANIZATIONS - CASE OF SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS | 84 | 3
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THE ROLE OF GENERAL-THEORY IN COMPARATIVE-HISTORICAL SOCIOLOGY | 84 | 0
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TRENDS IN ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION AND ASSOCIATED ILLNESSES - SOME EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC CHANGES | 83 | 5
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THE PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEE - A STUDY OF CONFLICT IN NURSING ROLES | 82 | 5
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JAMES LR; JONES AP
ORGANIZATIONAL-STRUCTURE - REVIEW OF STRUCTURAL DIMENSIONS AND THEIR CONCEPTUAL RELATIONSHIPS WITH INDIVIDUAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR | 82 | 1
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POSSIBLE SELVES AND DELINQUENCY | 82 | 1
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YAMAGUCHI K; KANDEL DB
ON THE RESOLUTION OF ROLE INCOMPATIBILITY - A LIFE EVENT HISTORY ANALYSIS OF FAMILY ROLES AND MARIJUANA USE | 81 | 0
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ALIENATION FROM WORK - A STUDY OF NURSING PERSONNEL | 80 | 0
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HARGENS LL; HAGSTROM WO
SPONSORED AND CONTEST MOBILITY OF AMERICAN ACADEMIC SCIENTISTS | 80 | 6
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NEW THEORY OF DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE | 80 | 6
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CONTINUITY IN DELINQUECY AREA RESEARCH - A COMPARISON OF STUDIES FOR BALTIMORE, DETROIT, AND INDIANAPOLIS | 79 | 3
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SCANZONI J; FOX GL
SEX-ROLES, FAMILY AND SOCIETY - THE 70S AND BEYOND | 79 | 0
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GOAL PARADIGM AND NOTES TOWARDS A COUNTER PARADIGM | 78 | 2
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THE FUNCTIONS OF DEVIANCE IN GROUPS | 77 | 13
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COHEN AK
THE SOCIOLOGY OF THE DEVIANT ACT - ANOMIE THEORY AND BEYOND | 77 | 25
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TWADDLE AC
HEALTH DECISIONS AND SICK ROLE VARIATIONS - EXPLORATION | 77 | 4
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BEARDEN WO; ETZEL MJ
REFERENCE GROUP INFLUENCE ON PRODUCT AND BRAND PURCHASE DECISIONS | 77 | 0
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NEALE MA; HUBER VL; NORTHCRAFT GB
THE FRAMING OF NEGOTIATIONS - CONTEXTUAL VERSUS TASK FRAMES | 77 | 1
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BOGGS SL
URBAN-CRIME PATTERNS | 76 | 3
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GINSBERG IJ; GREENLEY JR
COMPETING THEORIES OF MARIHUANA USE - LONGITUDINAL-STUDY | 76 | 4
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FROM SOCIAL-INEQUALITY TO PERSONAL ENTITLEMENT - THE ROLE OF SOCIAL COMPARISONS, LEGITIMACY APPRAISALS, AND GROUP MEMBERSHIP | 76 | 1
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LAUMANN EO; GALASKIEWICZ J; MARSDEN PV
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AS INTERORGANIZATIONAL LINKAGES | 75 | 3
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SAILER LD
STRUCTURAL EQUIVALENCE - MEANING AND DEFINITION, COMPUTATION AND APPLICATION | 75 | 2
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GENERAL DEVIANCE SYNDROME - EXPANDED HIERARCHICAL EVALUATIONS AT 4 AGES FROM EARLY ADOLESCENCE TO ADULTHOOD | 75 | 0
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GOLDNER FH; RITTI RR
PROFESSIONALIZATION AS CAREER IMMOBILITY | 74 | 8
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BROWN RH
BUREAUCRACY AS PRAXIS - TOWARD A POLITICAL PHENOMENOLOGY OF FORMAL ORGANIZATIONS | 74 | 1
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SIMMONS JL
PUBLIC STEREOTYPES OF DEVIANTS | 73 | 8
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BEYOND RATIONAL CHOICE - THE SOCIAL DYNAMICS OF HOW PEOPLE SEEK HELP | 73 | 1
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ACCULTURATION, SELF-IDENTIFICATION, AND PERSONALITY ADJUSTMENT | 72 | 2
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FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY - SOCIAL CIRCLES IN URBAN LIFE | 72 | 10
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LIANG J; DVORKIN L; KAHANA E; MAZIAN F
SOCIAL INTEGRATION AND MORALE - A REEXAMINATION | 71 | 0
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ALLPORT GW
THE OPEN SYSTEM IN PERSONALITY THEORY | 70 | 0
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2 CATEGORIES OF POLITICAL ALIENATION | 70 | 0
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TRADITIONAL RELIGION IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY - THEORY OF LOCAL- COSMOPOLITAN PLAUSIBILITY | 70 | 11
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GREENBERG DF
DELINQUENCY AND AGE STRUCTURE OF SOCIETY | 70 | 1
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TITTLE CR
SANCTION FEAR AND MAINTENANCE OF SOCIAL-ORDER | 70 | 0
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AN EXAMINATION OF TELEVISION VIEWING MOTIVATIONS | 70 | 0
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SOME PROBLEMS IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF THE PROFESSIONS | 69 | 5
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UNCLE TOM AND MR CHARLIE - METAPHYSICAL PATHOS IN STUDY OF RACISM AND PERSONAL DISORGANIZATION | 69 | 4
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STRUCTURAL SUPPORTS FOR UPWARD MOBILITY | 68 | 10
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PRIOR OFFENSE RECORD AS A SELF-FULFILLING PROPHECY | 68 | 0
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WHY ARE THE POOR ALWAYS WITH US - EXPLANATIONS FOR POVERTY IN BRITAIN | 68 | 1
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PARADIGMS LOST - ON THEORY AND METHOD IN RESEARCH IN MARKETING | 68 | 1
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GOSS MEW
INFLUENCE AND AUTHORITY AMONG PHYSICIANS IN AN OUTPATIENT- CLINIC | 67 | 0
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ANDREWS KH; KANDEL DB
ATTITUDE AND BEHAVIOR - SPECIFICATION OF THE CONTINGENT CONSISTENCY HYPOTHESIS | 67 | 1
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THE ADOLESCENT SUICIDE PROBLEM | 67 | 0
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DIMENSIONS OF ALIENATION AMONG MANUAL AND NON-MANUAL WORKERS | 66 | 7
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MARX GT
RELIGION - OPIATE OR INSPIRATION OF CIVIL RIGHTS MILITANCY AMONG NEGROES | 66 | 2
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DESCRIPTIVE MODEL OF INTRA-FIRM INNOVATION PROCESS | 66 | 0
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KEMPER TD
REFERENCE GROUPS, SOCIALIZATION AND ACHIEVEMENT | 66 | 11
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RELATIONSHIPS AMONG DIMENSIONS OF HEALTH-SERVICES IN 2 PROVIDER SYSTEMS - CAUSAL MODEL APPROACH | 66 | 1
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HAGAN J; SIMPSON JH; GILLIS AR
SEXUAL STRATIFICATION OF SOCIAL-CONTROL - GENDER-BASED PERSPECTIVE ON CRIME AND DELINQUENCY | 66 | 2
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FENNO RF
THE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE AS A POLITICAL-SYSTEM - THE PROBLEM OF INTEGRATION | 65 | 2
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THE VALUE PATTERNS OF DEMOCRACY - A CASE-STUDY IN COMPARATIVE- ANALYSIS | 65 | 5
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JENSEN GF
CRIME DOESNT PAY - CORRELATES OF A SHARED MISUNDERSTANDING | 65 | 3
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WORKING WIVES AND CONVENIENCE CONSUMPTION | 65 | 0
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ORGANIZATION SCIENCE, MANAGERS, AND LANGUAGE GAMES | 65 | 0
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STRATIFICATION IN AMERICAN SCIENCE | 64 | 0
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EVALUATING PSYCHOLOGICAL-RESEARCH REPORTS - DIMENSIONS, RELIABILITY, AND CORRELATES OF QUALITY JUDGMENTS | 64 | 1
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REFERENCE GROUP THEORY AND ADOLESCENT SEXUAL BEHAVIOR | 61 | 3
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STRUCTURAL-CHANGE IN SOCIAL PROCESSES | 61 | 3
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NETWORK CITY | 60 | 3
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MIROWSKY J; ROSS CE
MINORITY STATUS, ETHNIC CULTURE, AND DISTRESS - A COMPARISON OF BLACKS, WHITES, MEXICANS, AND MEXICAN-AMERICANS | 60 | 1
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A THEORY OF CULTURE FOR DEMOGRAPHY | 60 | 0
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ORGANIZATIONAL SIZE AND CHANGE - DIVERSIFICATION IN THE SAVINGS AND LOAN INDUSTRY AFTER DEREGULATION | 60 | 3
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STRUENING EL; RICHARDSON AH
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INTERACTION EFFECTS BASED ON CLASS LEVEL IN AN EXPLANATORY MODEL OF COLLEGE-STUDENT DROPOUT SYNDROME | 59 | 1
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SCHMID CF
URBAN-CRIME AREAS .2. | 58 | 0
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CLASSIFICATION OF OFFENDERS AS AN AID TO EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT AND EFFECTIVE TREATMENT | 58 | 1
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POSITIVE EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE NEGATIVE - EXPLAINING SUCCESS OF BLACK PROFESSIONAL WOMEN | 58 | 0
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THEORY OF CHANGE AND EFFECTIVE USE OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE | 58 | 0
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PAID EMPLOYMENT AND WOMENS HEALTH - A BENEFIT OR A SOURCE OF ROLE STRAIN | 58 | 1
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ROLE-CONFLICT AND ROLE AMBIGUITY - A CRITICAL-ASSESSMENT OF CONSTRUCT-VALIDITY | 58 | 0
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BRENNER MH
HEALTH COSTS AND BENEFITS OF ECONOMIC-POLICY | 57 | 3
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WHETTEN DA
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CARROLL JS; PERKOWITZ WT; LURIGIO AJ; WEAVER FM
SENTENCING GOALS, CAUSAL ATTRIBUTIONS, IDEOLOGY, AND PERSONALITY | 57 | 1
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COLE S; COLE JR
VISIBILITY AND STRUCTURAL BASES OF AWARENESS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH | 56 | 6
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COVER RM
THE ORIGINS OF JUDICIAL ACTIVISM IN THE PROTECTION OF MINORITIES | 56 | 1
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Culture and cognition | 56 | 0
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BLUM RH
CASE IDENTIFICATION IN PSYCHIATRIC EPIDEMIOLOGY - METHODS AND PROBLEMS | 54 | 2
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SOME SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF EDUCATIONAL ASPIRATION | 54 | 6
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INFLUENCE OF EXPERIENCE ON BEGINNING TEACHER | 54 | 4
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STUDY OF SEX ROLES | 54 | 2
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STUDIES OF BEHAVIOR-MODIFICATION AND JUVENILE-DELINQUENCY - REVIEW, METHODOLOGICAL CRITIQUE, AND SOCIAL-PERSPECTIVE | 53 | 2
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MARX GT; WOOD JL
STRANDS OF THEORY AND RESEARCH IN COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR | 53 | 0
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METATHEORETICAL DILEMMAS IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF GENDER | 37 | 0
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CAREGIVING AND WOMENS WELL-BEING - A LIFE-COURSE APPROACH | 37 | 0
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DOHRENWEND BP
EGOISM, ALTRUISM, ANOMIE, AND FATALISM - A CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS OF DURKHEIMS TYPES | 36 | 9
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LODAHL TM
PATTERNS OF JOB-ATTITUDES IN 2 ASSEMBLY TECHNOLOGIES | 36 | 2
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MURPHY RF
SOCIAL DISTANCE AND THE VEIL | 36 | 0
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TAUSKY C; DUBIN R
CAREER ANCHORAGE - MANAGERIAL MOBILITY MOTIVATIONS | 36 | 2
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DEFINITION OF ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS | 36 | 4
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SOCIAL-JUSTICE APPROACH TO ORGANIZATIONAL EVALUATION | 36 | 1
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CONSUMER SATISFACTION WITH PHYSICIAN PROVIDED SERVICES - A PANEL STUDY | 36 | 0
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THE END OF RURAL SOCIETY AND THE FUTURE OF RURAL SOCIOLOGY | 36 | 2
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GAMORAN A
INSTRUCTIONAL AND INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTS OF ABILITY GROUPING | 36 | 0
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MEASURING THE QUALITY OF NURSING-CARE - A CONSIDERATION OF DIFFERENT APPROACHES | 36 | 0
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COCHRAN JK; WOOD PB; ARNEKLEV BJ
IS THE RELIGIOSITY-DELINQUENCY RELATIONSHIP SPURIOUS - A TEST OF AROUSAL AND SOCIAL-CONTROL THEORIES | 36 | 6
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ANOMIE AND RELIGIOUS ORTHODOXY | 35 | 6
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ROGERS EM; CARTANO DG
METHODS OF MEASURING OPINION LEADERSHIP | 35 | 7
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BERREMAN GD
ALEUT REFERENCE GROUP ALIENATION, MOBILITY, AND ACCULTURATION | 35 | 5
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POLITICS, IDEOLOGY, AND BELIEF SYSTEMS | 35 | 0
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MARWELL G; HAGE J
ORGANIZATION OF ROLE-RELATIONSHIPS - SYSTEMATIC DESCRIPTION | 35 | 1
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REYNOLDS FD; DARDEN WR
MUTUALLY ADAPTIVE EFFECTS OF INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION | 35 | 0
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GRAHAM H
SMOKING IN PREGNANCY - ATTITUDES OF EXPECTANT MOTHERS | 35 | 0
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ALONZO AA
EVERYDAY ILLNESS BEHAVIOR - SITUATIONAL APPROACH TO HEALTH- STATUS DEVIATIONS | 35 | 2
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TAMNEY JB; JOHNSON SD
THE MORAL MAJORITY IN MIDDLETOWN | 35 | 0
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HOMO SOCIO-OECONOMICUS - THE EMERGENCE OF A GENERAL-MODEL OF MAN IN THE SOCIAL-SCIENCES | 35 | 0
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FUNCTIONAL-ANALYSIS AND MASS-COMMUNICATION | 34 | 5
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TOWARD A THEORY OF FAMILY DEVELOPMENT | 34 | 4
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THEORIES OF REVOLUTION | 34 | 0
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SIGNIFICANT OTHER INFLUENCE AND ASPIRATIONS | 34 | 0
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HUMAN TERRITORIALITY - A THEORY | 34 | 0
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INEQUALITY, OPPORTUNITY, AND CRIME RATES IN CENTRAL CITIES | 34 | 1
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CONVICTED BUT INNOCENT - WRONGFUL CONVICTION AND THE CRIMINAL- JUSTICE SYSTEM | 34 | 0
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STRAIN THEORY REVISITED - ECONOMIC GOALS, EDUCATIONAL MEANS, AND DELINQUENCY | 34 | 6
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Postmodernism and organizational research | 34 | 0
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LITTMAN RA; MOORE RCA; PIERCEJONES J
SOCIAL-CLASS DIFFERENCES IN CHILD-REARING - A 3RD COMMUNITY FOR COMPARISON WITH CHICAGO AND NEWTON | 33 | 0
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CRESSEY DR
EPIDEMIOLOGY AND INDIVIDUAL CONDUCT - A CASE FROM CRIMINOLOGY | 33 | 0
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GORDON RA; SHORT JF; CARTWRIGHT DS; STRODTBECK FL
VALUES AND GANG DELINQUENCY - A STUDY OF STREET-CORNER GROUPS | 33 | 5
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BILLINGSLEY A
BUREAUCRATIC AND PROFESSIONAL ORIENTATION PATTERNS IN SOCIAL- CASEWORK | 33 | 1
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MORRISON DE; STEEVES AD
DEPRIVATION, DISCONTENT, AND SOCIAL MOVEMENT PARTICIPATION - EVIDENCE ON A CONTEMPORARY FARMERS MOVEMENT, NFO | 33 | 3
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FABREGA H
SOCIAL PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF ACCULTURATION AND MIGRATION - A GENERAL STATEMENT | 33 | 1
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CHEEK NH
TOWARD A SOCIOLOGY OF NOT-WORK | 33 | 1
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CAHALAN D; ROOM R
PROBLEM DRINKING AMONG AMERICAN MEN AGED 21-59 | 33 | 0
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ROSOW I
SOCIAL CONTEXT OF AGING SELF | 33 | 1
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MULKAY MJ
3 MODELS OF SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT | 33 | 1
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KING GW
ANALYSIS OF ATTITUDINAL AND NORMATIVE VARIABLES AS PREDICTORS OF INTENTIONS AND BEHAVIOR | 33 | 0
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RESKIN BF
SEX-DIFFERENCES IN STATUS ATTAINMENT IN SCIENCE - CASE OF POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP | 33 | 0
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DIVER CS
A THEORY OF REGULATORY ENFORCEMENT | 33 | 1
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SECULARIZATION - A MULTIDIMENSIONAL CONCEPT | 33 | 0
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SCHNEIDER JW; CONRAD P
MEDICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL TYPOLOGIES - THE CASE OF EPILEPSY | 33 | 0
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BLUMIN SM
THE HYPOTHESIS OF MIDDLE-CLASS FORMATION IN 19TH-CENTURY AMERICA - A CRITIQUE AND SOME PROPOSALS | 33 | 0
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LIPSET SM
HISTORICAL TRADITIONS AND NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS - A COMPARATIVE-ANALYSIS OF CANADA AND THE UNITED-STATES | 33 | 0
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NASH D
THE ETHNOLOGIST AS STRANGER - AN ESSAY IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE | 32 | 1
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PEPINSKY HB; KARST TO
CONVERGENCE - A PHENOMENON IN COUNSELING AND IN PSYCHOTHERAPY | 32 | 0
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COSER LA
THE SOCIOLOGY OF POVERTY - TO THE MEMORY OF SIMMEL,GEORG | 32 | 2
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SCOTT RA
SELECTION OF CLIENTS BY SOCIAL WELFARE AGENCIES - CASE OF THE BLIND | 32 | 1
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SIMPSON ME
SOCIAL MOBILITY, NORMLESSNESS AND POWERLESSNESS IN 2 CULTURAL CONTEXTS | 32 | 4
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JACKSON JJ
AGED NEGROES - THEIR CULTURAL DEPARTURES FROM STATISTICAL STEREOTYPES AND RURAL-URBAN DIFFERENCES | 32 | 0
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HURVITZ N
PSYCHOTHERAPY AS A MEANS OF SOCIAL CONTROL | 32 | 1
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CERASE FP
EXPECTATIONS AND REALITY - CASE STUDY OF RETURN MIGRATION FROM UNITED-STATES TO SOUTHERN ITALY | 32 | 0
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SIMON W; GAGNON JH
ANOMIE OF AFFLUENCE - POST-MERTONIAN CONCEPTION | 32 | 7
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GIBBS JP; ERICKSON ML
CRIME RATES OF AMERICAN CITIES IN AN ECOLOGICAL CONTEXT | 32 | 0
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FULLER B; WOOD K; RAPOPORT T; DORNBUSCH SM
THE ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT OF INDIVIDUAL EFFICACY | 32 | 0
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BELLAH RN
DURKHEIM AND HISTORY | 31 | 4
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DAVIS F; OLESEN VL
INITIATION INTO A WOMENS PROFESSION - IDENTITY PROBLEMS IN THE STATUS TRANSITION OF COED TO STUDENT NURSE | 31 | 2
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BONJEAN CM
MASS, CLASS, AND INDUSTRIAL COMMUNITY - COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MANAGERS, BUSINESSMEN, AND WORKERS | 31 | 3
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SOCIAL MOBILITY AND SOCIAL ISOLATION - TEST OF SOROKINS DISSOCIATIVE HYPOTHESIS | 31 | 3
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SMITH MB
MAP FOR ANALYSIS OF PERSONALITY AND POLITICS | 31 | 2
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MACKIE M
ARRIVING AT TRUTH BY DEFINITION - CASE OF STEREOTYPE INACCURACY | 31 | 0
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DIMENSIONALITY OF COSMOPOLITAN-LOCAL CONSTRUCT | 31 | 8
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STEREOTYPES OF AGED | 31 | 0
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OPPENHEIMER VK
EASTERLIN HYPOTHESIS - ANOTHER ASPECT OF ECHO TO CONSIDER | 31 | 0
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HENNIGAN KM; HEATH L; WHARTON JD; DELROSARIO ML; COOK TD; CALDER BJ
IMPACT OF THE INTRODUCTION OF TELEVISION ON CRIME IN THE UNITED-STATES - EMPIRICAL-FINDINGS AND THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS | 31 | 1
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A SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONIST VIEW OF PSYCHOSIS | 31 | 0
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SCHNAIBERG A; GOLDENBERG S
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FRIED M
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GOLDNER FH
DEMOTION IN INDUSTRIAL-MANAGEMENT | 30 | 5
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SNOEK JD
ROLE STRAIN IN DIVERSIFIED ROLE SETS | 30 | 3
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HABER LD; SMITH RT
DISABILITY AND DEVIANCE - NORMATIVE ADAPTATIONS OF ROLE BEHAVIOR | 30 | 1
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DAVIS NJ
LABELING THEORY IN DEVIANCE RESEARCH - CRITIQUE AND RECONSIDERATION | 30 | 1
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WUTHNOW R
RELIGIOUS LOYALTY, DEFECTION, AND EXPERIMENTATION AMONG COLLEGE YOUTH | 30 | 0
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ELKINS DJ; SIMEON REB
CAUSE IN SEARCH OF ITS EFFECT, OR WHAT DOES POLITICAL-CULTURE EXPLAIN | 30 | 1
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GLEASON P
IDENTIFYING IDENTITY - A SEMANTIC HISTORY | 30 | 0
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HARRY J
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PASCARELLA ET; TERENZINI PT; WOLFLE LM
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WOMENS EMPLOYMENT, MARRIAGE, MOTHERHOOD AND MORTALITY - A TEST OF THE MULTIPLE ROLE AND ROLE ACCUMULATION HYPOTHESES | 30 | 0
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SHORT JF
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COSER LA
SOME FUNCTIONS OF DEVIANT-BEHAVIOR AND NORMATIVE FLEXIBILITY | 29 | 8
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COWGILL DO
TRANSITION THEORY AS GENERAL-POPULATION THEORY | 29 | 0
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GRUSKY O
THE EFFECTS OF FORMAL-STRUCTURE ON MANAGERIAL RECRUITMENT - A STUDY OF BASEBALL ORGANIZATION | 29 | 0
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WILLIS RH
CONFORMITY, INDEPENDENCE, AND ANTICONFORMITY | 29 | 2
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EVAN WM
CONFLICT AND PERFORMANCE IN R AND D ORGANIZATIONS | 29 | 1
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PREWITT K; NOWLIN W
POLITICAL AMBITIONS AND BEHAVIOR OF INCUMBENT POLITICIANS | 29 | 1
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BATY GB; EVAN WM; ROTHERME.TW
PERSONNEL FLOWS AS INTERORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONS | 29 | 0
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BROWN RH
SOCIAL-THEORY AS METAPHOR - LOGIC OF DISCOVERY FOR SCIENCES OF CONDUCT | 29 | 0
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JAUCH LR; GLUECK WF; OSBORN RN
ORGANIZATIONAL LOYALTY, PROFESSIONAL COMMITMENT, AND ACADEMIC RESEARCH PRODUCTIVITY | 29 | 4
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JAEGER AM; BALIGA BR
CONTROL-SYSTEMS AND STRATEGIC ADAPTATION - LESSONS FROM THE JAPANESE EXPERIENCE | 29 | 1
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DANN G; NASH D; PEARCE P
METHODOLOGY IN TOURISM RESEARCH | 29 | 0
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HUGHES R; COAKLEY J
POSITIVE DEVIANCE AMONG ATHLETES - THE IMPLICATIONS OF OVERCONFORMITY TO THE SPORT ETHIC | 29 | 1
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BLAU PM
ORIENTATION TOWARD CLIENTS IN A PUBLIC-WELFARE AGENCY | 28 | 0
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CANCIAN F
FUNCTIONAL-ANALYSIS OF CHANGE | 28 | 9
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ERICKSON ML; EMPEY LT
CLASS POSITION, PEERS AND DELINQUENCY | 28 | 3
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DECHARMS R; CARPENTER V; KUPERMAN A
THE ORIGIN-PAWN VARIABLE IN PERSON PERCEPTION | 28 | 0
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COSER RL
ROLE DISTANCE, SOCIOLOGICAL AMBIVALENCE, AND TRANSITIONAL STATUS SYSTEMS | 28 | 1
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SAMPSON EE
STUDENT ACTIVISM AND DECADE OF PROTEST | 28 | 1
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PORTER J
FUTURE OF UPWARD MOBILITY | 28 | 3
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ALVAREZ R
INFORMAL REACTIONS TO DEVIANCE IN SIMULATED WORK ORGANIZATIONS - LABORATORY EXPERIMENT | 28 | 1
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COLE RE
FUNCTIONAL ALTERNATIVES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - EMPIRICAL EXAMPLE OF PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT IN JAPAN | 28 | 1
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VEGA WA; KOLODY B; VALLE JR
MIGRATION AND MENTAL-HEALTH - AN EMPIRICAL-TEST OF DEPRESSION RISK-FACTORS AMONG IMMIGRANT MEXICAN WOMEN | 28 | 0
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BARLOW HD
A GENERAL-THEORY OF CRIME - GOTTFREDSON,MR, HIRSCHI,T | 28 | 0
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LAURITSEN JL
EXPLAINING RACE AND GENDER DIFFERENCES IN ADOLESCENT SEXUAL- BEHAVIOR | 28 | 0
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Schultz M; Hatch MJ
Living with multiple paradigms: The case of paradigm interplay in organizational culture studies | 28 | 0
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EVAN WM
INDEXES OF THE HIERARCHICAL STRUCTURE OF INDUSTRIAL- ORGANIZATIONS | 27 | 2
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PALMORE EB; HAMMOND PE
INTERACTING FACTORS IN JUVENILE-DELINQUENCY | 27 | 0
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