Interpersonal Perception; A Theory and a Method of Research

1966. (Hardcover) Very good, no dust jacket. 179pp. Illustrations, tables, diagrams, charts, foldout charts, index, notes. The back cover is lightly spotted and there is a previous owner's name in ink on the front free endpaper and title page. "The central theme of the book is the experiences, perceptions, and actions which occur when two human beings are engaged in a meaningful encounter. Most of the material in this monograph is elaborated around the relations of husband and wife; but the application of the method clearly extends to all other dyads" - from the Foreword to the text. (Psychology, Interpersonal Relationships, Marriage, Perception, Psychology, Research, Social Behavior).