I have no dog in this fight: Reply to Blass' comment on "Could it be a big world after all?"

Kleinfeld, Judith S. (2002) I have no dog in this fight: Reply to Blass' comment on "Could it be a big world after all?".

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My paper is hardly intended to be the "last word" on the subject. My paper is merely intended to be a cautionary tale. I also hoped to recover the "small world" problem for psychologists, who might be curious as to why people are so eager to believe that we do live in a "small, small world." The small world problem appears to have disappeared from introductory psychology textbooks, I learned. We psychologists need to take it back.

Commentary on:	Kleinfeld, Judith S. (2002) Could it be a big world after all? The "six degrees of spearation" myth. Society.
EPrint Type:	Other
Keywords:	Milgram, social psychology, communication, small world
Subjects:	Chronology > 20th Century Geography > North America History > Intellectual Psychology > Methodology Psychology > Social
ID Code:	43
Deposited By:	Green, Christopher D.
Deposited On:	28 January 2002

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Kleinfeld, Judith S.. Could it be a big world after all? The "six degrees of spearation" myth. (deposited 27 January 2002)
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