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Beneficiary Attractiveness and Cost as Determinants of Responses to Routine Requests for Help

Alan E. Gross Barbara Strudler Wallston Irving Piliavin

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Alan E. Gross, Barbara S. Wallston, Irving M. Piliavin, Beneficiary Attractiveness and Cost as Determinants of Responses to Routine Requests for Help, Sociometry, Vol. 38, No. 1 (Mar., 1975), pp. 131-140

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