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Winner Of The 2012 International Association For Relationship Research Book Awardcan We Predict How Well Or How Poorly Two Strangers Will Get Along? According To Social Psychologist William Ickes, The Answer Is Yes. Drawing Upon Relevant Research Findings From His 30Year Career, Ickes Explains How Initial Interactions Are Shaped By Gender, Race, Birth Order, Physical Attractiveness, Androgyny, The Big Five Dimensions, Shyness, And Selfmonitoring.Ickes'S Work Offers Unprecedented Insights On The Links Between Personality And Social Behavior That Have Not Previously Been Compiled In A Single Source: How Sibling Relationships During Childhood Affect Our Interactions With Oppositesex Strangers Years Later; Why Latinos Have A Social Advantage In Initial Interactions; How Men React To The Physical Attractiveness Of A Female Stranger In A Relatively Direct And Obvious Way While Women React To The Attractiveness Of A Male Stranger In A More Indirect And Subtle Way; And How Personality S
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