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文件名称:Burns, R. B. (1981). The self-concept. New York: Longman, 341 pp., [dollar]10.50 (paper)
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Burns, R. B. (1981). The self-concept. New York: Longman, 341 pp., [dollar]10.50 (paper)
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GILBERT R. GREDLER
University of South Carolina
BURNS, R. B. (1981). Theself-concept. New York: Longman, 341 pp., $10.50 (paper).
Burns considers that self-concept theory provides one of the most helpful and impor-
tant interpretations of human personality. This theory plays “a key role . . . in the in-
tegration of personality, in motivating behavior, and in achieving mental health”
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