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Агнетта, Б. 54, 60

Адамсон, Л. 129

Акредоло, Л. 133, 136

Армстронг, Д. 69, 268

Ахтар, Н. 59, 141, 142

Байби, Дж. 250, 252

Байларджин, Р. 128

Бард, К. А. 51, 157

Барнетт, К. 130

Баррсзи, Дж. 274

Баттерворте, Г. 106

Бейкман, Р. 129

Бейтс, Э. 13, 16, 18, 107, 108, 111, 114, 259, 276

Бейтсон, П. 168

Беккеринг, Г. 59, 128

Бенсон, Дж. 139

Бенэ, Т. 31, 54,58, 121, 127, 164

Бергстром, К. Т. 38

Бёрлинг, Р. 64

Бёш, К.