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TVERSKY,AMOS (1937-1996) - OBITUARY
Authors: KAHNEMAN D SHAFIR E
Citation: D. Kahneman et E. Shafir, TVERSKY,AMOS (1937-1996) - OBITUARY, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 793-794
HARPER,ROBERT,STEVENS (1922-1996) - OBITUARY
Authors: FRANCOIS GR
Citation: Gr. Francois, HARPER,ROBERT,STEVENS (1922-1996) - OBITUARY, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 795-795
SIGNIFICANCE TESTING - IS THERE SOMETHING BETTER
Authors: MCGRATH RE
Citation: Re. Mcgrath, SIGNIFICANCE TESTING - IS THERE SOMETHING BETTER, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 796-797
THE INSCRUTABLE NULL HYPOTHESIS
Authors: TRYON WW
Citation: Ww. Tryon, THE INSCRUTABLE NULL HYPOTHESIS, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 796-796
IN PRAISE OF VALUE JUDGMENTS IN NULL HYPOTHESIS-TESTING ... AND OF ACCEPTING THE NULL HYPOTHESIS
Authors: MALGADY RG
Citation: Rg. Malgady, IN PRAISE OF VALUE JUDGMENTS IN NULL HYPOTHESIS-TESTING ... AND OF ACCEPTING THE NULL HYPOTHESIS, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 797-798
IN CRITICISM OF THE NULL HYPOTHESIS STATISTICAL TEST
Authors: FALK R
Citation: R. Falk, IN CRITICISM OF THE NULL HYPOTHESIS STATISTICAL TEST, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 798-799
IN PRAISE OF BRILLIANCE - WHERE THAT PRAISE REALLY BELONGS
Authors: THOMPSON B
Citation: B. Thompson, IN PRAISE OF BRILLIANCE - WHERE THAT PRAISE REALLY BELONGS, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 799-800
MODEL-FITTING - A BETTER APPROACH
Authors: GRANAAS MM
Citation: Mm. Granaas, MODEL-FITTING - A BETTER APPROACH, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 800-801
A FURTHER LOOK AT WRONG REASONS TO ABANDON STATISTICAL TESTING
Authors: HAGEN RL
Citation: Rl. Hagen, A FURTHER LOOK AT WRONG REASONS TO ABANDON STATISTICAL TESTING, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 801-803
IN DEFENSE OF DECEPTION
Authors: KIMMEL AJ
Citation: Aj. Kimmel, IN DEFENSE OF DECEPTION, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 803-805
DECEPTION CAN BE ACCEPTABLE
Authors: BRODER A
Citation: A. Broder, DECEPTION CAN BE ACCEPTABLE, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 805-806
THE REALITY OF DECEPTION
Authors: KORN JH
Citation: Jh. Korn, THE REALITY OF DECEPTION, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 805-805
THE QUESTION REMAINS - IS DECEPTION ACCEPTABLE
Authors: ORTMANN A HERTWIG R
Citation: A. Ortmann et R. Hertwig, THE QUESTION REMAINS - IS DECEPTION ACCEPTABLE, The American psychologist, 53(7), 1998, pp. 806-807
PSYCHOLOGY AND URBAN INITIATIVES - PROFESSIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
Authors: MARSELLA AJ WANDERSMAN A CANTOR DW
Citation: Aj. Marsella et al., PSYCHOLOGY AND URBAN INITIATIVES - PROFESSIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 621-623
URBANIZATION, MENTAL-HEALTH, AND SOCIAL DEVIANCY - A REVIEW OF ISSUESAND RESEARCH
Authors: MARSELLA AJ
Citation: Aj. Marsella, URBANIZATION, MENTAL-HEALTH, AND SOCIAL DEVIANCY - A REVIEW OF ISSUESAND RESEARCH, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 624-634
CHILDREN IN LOW-INCOME, URBAN SETTINGS - INTERVENTIONS TO PROMOTE MENTAL-HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
Authors: BLACK MM KRISHNAKUMAR A
Citation: Mm. Black et A. Krishnakumar, CHILDREN IN LOW-INCOME, URBAN SETTINGS - INTERVENTIONS TO PROMOTE MENTAL-HEALTH AND WELL-BEING, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 635-646
URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS AND MENTAL-HEALTH - PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO UNDERSTANDING TOXICITY, RESILIENCE, AND INTERVENTIONS
Authors: WANDERSMAN A NATION M
Citation: A. Wandersman et M. Nation, URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS AND MENTAL-HEALTH - PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO UNDERSTANDING TOXICITY, RESILIENCE, AND INTERVENTIONS, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 647-656
THE AGENCY FOR HEALTH-CARE POLICY AND RESEARCH - SMOKING CESSATION CLINICAL-PRACTICE GUIDELINE - FINDINGS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS
Authors: WETTER DW FIORE MC GRITZ ER LANDO HA STITZER ML HASSELBLAD V BAKER TB
Citation: Dw. Wetter et al., THE AGENCY FOR HEALTH-CARE POLICY AND RESEARCH - SMOKING CESSATION CLINICAL-PRACTICE GUIDELINE - FINDINGS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 657-669
SOLLEY,CHARLES,MARION, JR. (1925-1996) - OBITUARY
Authors: LANDIS D MESSICK S STAGNER R
Citation: D. Landis et al., SOLLEY,CHARLES,MARION, JR. (1925-1996) - OBITUARY, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 670-670
SHOBEN,EDWARD,JOSEPH, JR. (1918-1996) - OBITUARY
Authors: GOODSTEIN LD
Citation: Ld. Goodstein, SHOBEN,EDWARD,JOSEPH, JR. (1918-1996) - OBITUARY, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 671-672
REALITY IS COMPLICATED
Authors: SANSONE C HARACKIEWICZ JM
Citation: C. Sansone et Jm. Harackiewicz, REALITY IS COMPLICATED, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 673-674
REWARD, INTRINSIC MOTIVATION, AND CREATIVITY
Authors: HENNESSEY BA AMABILE TM
Citation: Ba. Hennessey et Tm. Amabile, REWARD, INTRINSIC MOTIVATION, AND CREATIVITY, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 674-675
A WHOLE MUCH LESS-THAN THE SUM OF ITS PARTS
Authors: LEPPER MR
Citation: Mr. Lepper, A WHOLE MUCH LESS-THAN THE SUM OF ITS PARTS, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 675-676
REWARD, INTRINSIC INTEREST, AND CREATIVITY - NEW FINDINGS
Authors: EISENBERGER R CAMERON J
Citation: R. Eisenberger et J. Cameron, REWARD, INTRINSIC INTEREST, AND CREATIVITY - NEW FINDINGS, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 676-679
ISSUES OF VALIDITY IN EMPIRICAL TESTS OF STEREOTYPE THREAT THEORY
Authors: WHALEY AL
Citation: Al. Whaley, ISSUES OF VALIDITY IN EMPIRICAL TESTS OF STEREOTYPE THREAT THEORY, The American psychologist, 53(6), 1998, pp. 679-680
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