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  1. 1 Systematic social psychology 1974 · 589 pages · William S. Sahakian · Same author
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BookOrb recommends Systematic social psychology (1974), Psychopathology today (1970), Reals of philosophy (1965), Philosophy (Cliffs Keynote Reviews) (1982), and Logotherapy in action (1979).

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Ideas of the great philosophers is by William S. Sahakian.