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Johnson, 32-33.

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Turkheimer, 104.

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Coyle, 102-104.

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Coyle, 85.

Coyle, 82.

Colvin, 106.

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Nisbett, 100.

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Nisbett, 95.

Nisbett, 140.

Nisbett, 87-88.

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Wexler, 175.

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Baumeister, 131.

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Baumeister, 53.

Wexler, 33.

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Wexler, 187-88.

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Sowell, Race and Culture, 25.

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Harrison, 53.

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