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National pride and identification with national symbols

Domain:

socioeconomic

Record type:

dataset
Creator:
Bor
Publisher:
Men
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SPSS data set with measurements of national pride and identification with national symbols in South Africa

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doi.orgdata.mendeley.com

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Social PsychologyPolitical Psychology

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