Titlebook: Gossip; The Inside Scoop Jack Levin,Arnold Arluke Book 1987 Jack Levin and Arnold Arluke 1987 personality.psychology.social psychology.soci

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書(shū)目名稱Gossip影響因子(影響力)




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Making Slow Food Fast in California CuisineTo regard gossip as “idle chatter” is to underestimate its usefulness. Why do people gossip? In the larger scheme of things, why has gossip survived throughout the centuries in every known society under the most hostile conditions, regardless of the local laws and customs designed to obliterate it?

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230591868Imagine opening the daily paper and finding yourself featured in a syndicated gossip column. Suppose that, while passing through the checkout counter at a local drugstore, you see your photo plastered across the cover of a popular tabloid. What can you do about it?

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Fighting Back,Imagine opening the daily paper and finding yourself featured in a syndicated gossip column. Suppose that, while passing through the checkout counter at a local drugstore, you see your photo plastered across the cover of a popular tabloid. What can you do about it?

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The Inside Scoop, by cutting off the gossiper’s lips. Only during special ceremonies are members of the tribe allowed to tattle without having their mouths altered. The Seminole Indians of North America treat “talking bad about someone” as they would stealing and lying. They are absolutely convinced that gossiping I

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