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... Yankelovich , Daniel . 1981. " New Rules in American Life . " Psycholo- gy Today 15 ( April ) : 35–91 . [ 16 ] Yankey , David . 1985. Demography : The Study of Human Population . New York : St. Martin's Press . [ 10 ] Yoder , Jan D ...
... Yankelovich , Daniel . 1981. " New Rules in American Life . " Psycholo- gy Today 15 ( April ) : 35–91 . [ 16 ] Yankey , David . 1985. Demography : The Study of Human Population . New York : St. Martin's Press . [ 10 ] Yoder , Jan D ...
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... Yankelovich , Daniel , 476 Yankey , David , 277 Yeager , Peter C. , 189 Yinger , J. Milton , 537 Yoder , Jan D. , 474 Young , James , 289 Young , Michael D. , 617 Yuan , D. Y. , 359 Zald , Mayer N. , 604 Zangwill , Israel , 360 Zaret ...
... Yankelovich , Daniel , 476 Yankey , David , 277 Yeager , Peter C. , 189 Yinger , J. Milton , 537 Yoder , Jan D. , 474 Young , James , 289 Young , Michael D. , 617 Yuan , D. Y. , 359 Zald , Mayer N. , 604 Zangwill , Israel , 360 Zaret ...
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