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About.com—Race Relations: Many links to sites dealing with all aspects of stereotyping, including stereotypes in the media, stereotyping and children, dealing with stereotypes of Asians and more. Excellent for research.
Attribution Theory: This is a fascinating one-page explanation of attribution theory. It gives interesting summaries of two studies done with elementary students. It also covers attribution and health, the problem with external attributions and how to use attribution effectively.
Common Myths about Relationships: This site provides a quick glance at the continuum of minimal self-disclosure to maximal self-disclosure.
The Keirsey Temperament Sorter II: Designed to identify different types of personalities. Similar to a Myers-Briggs assessment, it divides personality into 4 "variants." Take the test and see what personality type you have!
Self-Disclosure and Openness—Psychological Self-Help: This site focuses on self-disclosure, emotional openness and effective communication. The purposes of self-disclosure are covered along with step-by-step guidance on how manage self-disclosure effectively.
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