Psychological Factors in Prejudice

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2. Dicks, Henry V. ‘Psychological Studies of the German Character’ in Psychological Factors of Peace and War, ed. T. H. Pear. Published on behalf of the U.N. Association London, Hutchinson, 1950.

3. Dicks, Henry V. ‘Personality Traits and National Socialist Ideology’, Human Relations, III, No. 2, pp. 111–54 (1950). In this more technical paper additional references to the author's writings on the subject will be found.

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