The "Barnum effect" revisited: Cognitive and motivational factors in the acceptance of personality descriptions.

by Joel T Johnson, et al

Published in Journal of Personality and Social Psychology by American Psychological Association (APA).

1985 Volume 49, p1378-1391

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