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From: Alan Davidson <DAVIDSON@UConnVM.UConn.Edu>
Subject:      Social Psychology's demise
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The only thing I would add to Doug's comments on my point is I was making a
broader point about what the perceived market or uses of sociology were in
society at large, which may or may not correlate in a specific way with
what sociologists and social psychologists actually do.