Titlebook: Annals of Theoretical Psychology; Volume 1 Joseph R. Royce,Leendert P. Mos Book 1984 Plenum Press, New York 1984 Freud.Freud, Sigmund.exper

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Surface and Deep Structures in Individual DifferencesProfessor Eysenck has made another contribution with the deep substance and strong architecture we have come to expect from him. His paper is cogent, and although its central themes are not new from his pen, the particular data and organization he now presents are newly compelling.

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Richard Tinning,Richard Tinning,Karen Sirna much prominence since 1950; collectively, they amount to a new psychological school, .. Each of these enterprises uses the word . in a special (nondictionary) sense, which indicates its positive contributions to the study of so-called cognitive phenomena (perception, attention, memory, and thinking

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Fabian Kessl,Christian Reutlingerith a full appreciation of the many infirmities responsible for the languishing of behaviorism. The authors are thus eager to furnish approbation to the cognitive turn in psychology and to locate ways in which current theory has advanced beyond that of the nineteenth-century mentalists. Yet, in spit

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