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Vol. 4 No. 2 (2017)

World Journal of Social Science Research Vol. 4, No. 2, 2017
Published: 2017-04-13

Articles

  • The Changing Stereotypes of Librarian in Chinese Movies
    Yuan Meng, Yan Sun, Rui Guan, Dong Li, Zhonghong Zhang
    p108
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  • The Inquiry of Storytelling Narrative in the Museum Display Design
    Yutong Han, Chuanhong Xu
    p114
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  • Brand Elements Implanted Study of Time-Honored Thematic Museum Display Design
    Gao Li
    p118
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  • Predicting Self-Efficacy Based on Happiness among Shahid Rajaee Teacher Training University Students, Iran
    Najaf Tahmasbipour
    p122
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  • Smashing back Doors in: Negative Attitudes toward Bottoms within the Gay Community
    Thomas Brooks, Stephen Reysen, Jennifer Shaw
    p129
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  • Predicting Punitive Attitudes: Racial-Animus towards New Immigrant and Aboriginal Minority Groups as a Mediating Agent upon Public Crime Concerns
    Ruth Brookman, Karl Wiener
    p140
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  • A Corpus-Based Analysis of the Language Used by Defendants of Homicide in Court
    Katerina T. Frantzi, Anastasia K. Katranidou
    p164
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  • Beyond Commerce: Women and Power in Traditional Nigerian Market
    Adebukola Foluke Osunyikanmi
    p175
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