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Calhoun, J. B. (1962). Population density and social pathology.1. What was/were the research question(s) and hypothesis(es)?2. What methods were used to examine the research question(s) and hypothesis(es)? How did these methods represent a significant shift from those used before?3. What did the author(s) find? How did this change our knowledge of psychology, and why was this important?

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          Calhoun, J. B. (1962). Population density and social pathology.1. What was/were the research question(s) and hypothesis(es)?2. What methods were used to examine the research question(s) and hypothesis(es)? How did these methods represent a significant shift from those used before?3. What did the author(s) find? How did this change our knowledge of psychology, and why was this important?

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Calhoun, J. B. (1962). Population density and social pathology.1. What was/were the research question(s) and hypothesis(es)?2. What methods were used to examine the research question(s) and hypothesis(es)? How did these methods represent a significant shift from those used before?3. What did the author(s) find? How did this change our knowledge of psychology, and why was this important?