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Year: 1981
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Citations: 36
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                                    Clark Leavitt, 
                                
                                    Anthony G. Greenwald, 
                                
                                    Carl Obermiller
                                
                            (1981). 
                            What Is Low Involvement Low In. 
                            ACR North American Advances
                            
                            .