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PsychologyPersonalityDevelopmental psychologyStability (learning theory)Personality changesAdolescent developmentSocial psychologyComputer science
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Paul T. Costa,
Robert R. McCrae
(1994).
Stability and change in personality from adolescence through adulthood..
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