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Authors:
CHIESA M
Citation: M. Chiesa, BEYOND MECHANISM AND DUALISM - RETHINKING THE SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGY, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 353-370
Authors:
DANIELS BA
DAVIDSON JA
Citation: Ba. Daniels et Ja. Davidson, THE EFFECT OF STIMULUS OMISSION AND INTERSTIMULUS-INTERVAL (ISI) ON ELECTRODERMAL HABITUATION AT SHORT ISIS, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 371-381
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EVANS JSBT
HANDLEY SJ
BUCK E
Citation: Jsbt. Evans et al., ORDERING OF INFORMATION IN CONDITIONAL REASONING, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 383-403
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EURELINGSBONTEKOE EHM
BROUWERS E
VERSCHUUR M
DUIJSENS I
Citation: Ehm. Eurelingsbontekoe et al., DSM-III-R AND ICD-10 PERSONALITY-DISORDER FEATURES AMONG WOMEN EXPERIENCING 2 TYPES OF SELF-REPORTED HOMESICKNESS - AN EXPLORATORY-STUDY, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 405-416
Authors:
MEADOWS ML
STRADLING SG
LAWSON S
Citation: Ml. Meadows et al., THE ROLE OF SOCIAL DEVIANCE AND VIOLATIONS IN PREDICTING ROAD TRAFFICACCIDENTS IN A SAMPLE OF YOUNG OFFENDERS, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 417-431
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DAVIES IRL
Citation: Irl. Davies, A STUDY OF COLOR GROUPING IN 3 LANGUAGES - A TEST OF THE LINGUISTIC RELATIVITY HYPOTHESIS, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 433-452
Authors:
WISEMAN R
SMITH M
MILTON J
Citation: R. Wiseman et al., CAN ANIMALS DETECT WHEN THEIR OWNERS ARE RETURNING HOME - AN EXPERIMENTAL TEST OF THE PSYCHIC PET PHENOMENON, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 453-462
Authors:
LEHNUNG M
LEPLOW B
FRIEGE L
HERZOG A
FERSTL R
MEHDORN M
Citation: M. Lehnung et al., DEVELOPMENT OF SPATIAL MEMORY AND SPATIAL ORIENTATION IN PRESCHOOLERSAND PRIMARY-SCHOOL CHILDREN, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 463-480
Authors:
ROSSANO MJ
MOAK J
Citation: Mj. Rossano et J. Moak, SPATIAL REPRESENTATIONS ACQUIRED FROM COMPUTER-MODELS - COGNITIVE LOAD, ORIENTATION SPECIFICITY AND THE ACQUISITION OF SURVEY KNOWLEDGE, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 481-497
Authors:
BANBURY S
BERRY DC
Citation: S. Banbury et Dc. Berry, DISRUPTION OF OFFICE-RELATED TASKS BY SPEECH AND OFFICE NOISE, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 499-517
Authors:
HEFT H
Citation: H. Heft, SENSUOUS GEOGRAPHIES - BODY, SENSE AND PLACE - RODAWAY,P, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 519-523
Authors:
HEFT H
Citation: H. Heft, ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY - A PSYCHOSOCIAL INTRODUCTION - BONNES,M, SECCHIAROLI,G, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 519-523
Authors:
STEVENAGE S
Citation: S. Stevenage, SUPERPORTRAITS - CARICATURES AND RECOGNITION IN THE SERIES OF ESSAYS IN COGNITIVE-PSYCHOLOGY - RHODES,G, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 524-525
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WESTCOTT H
Citation: H. Westcott, JEOPARDY IN THE COURTROOM - A SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS OF CHILDRENS TESTIMONY - CECI,SJ, BRUCK,M, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 525-527
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BUTTERWORTH G
Citation: G. Butterworth, RETHINKING INNATENESS - A CONNECTIONIST PERSPECTIVE ON DEVELOPMENT - ELMAN,JL, BATES,EA, JOHNSON,MH, KARMILOFFSMITH,A, PARISI,D, PLUNKETT,K, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 527-529
Authors:
LANGDON DW
ROSENBLATT N
MELLANBY JH
Citation: Dw. Langdon et al., DISCREPANTLY POOR VERBAL SKILLS IN POOR READERS - A FAILURE OF LEARNING OR ABILITY, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 177-190
Authors:
KINDERMAN P
DUNBAR R
BENTALL RP
Citation: P. Kinderman et al., THEORY-OF-MIND DEFICITS AND CAUSAL ATTRIBUTIONS, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 191-204
Authors:
ARCHER J
IRELAND J
AMOS SL
BROAD H
CURRID L
Citation: J. Archer et al., DERIVATION OF A HOMESICKNESS SCALE, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 205-221
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BRAITHWAITE V
Citation: V. Braithwaite, THE VALUE BALANCE MODEL OF POLITICAL EVALUATIONS, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 223-247
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BRIGHT JEH
FREEDMAN O
Citation: Jeh. Bright et O. Freedman, DIFFERENCES BETWEEN IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT ACQUISITION OF A COMPLEX MOTOR SKILL UNDER PRESSURE - AN EXAMINATION OF SOME EVIDENCE, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 249-263
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HIGHAM PA
Citation: Pa. Higham, BELIEVING DETAILS KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN SUGGESTED, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 265-283
Authors:
AVONS SE
Citation: Se. Avons, SERIAL REPORT AND ITEM RECOGNITION OF NOVEL VISUAL-PATTERNS, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 285-308
Authors:
CAMPBELL R
DEHAAN EHF
Citation: R. Campbell et Ehf. Dehaan, REPETITION PRIMING FOR FACE SPEECH IMAGES - SPEECH-READING PRIMES FACE IDENTIFICATION, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 309-323
Authors:
GRAYSON DA
Citation: Da. Grayson, THE FREQUENTIST FACADE AND THE FLIGHT FROM EVIDENTIAL INFERENCE, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 325-345
Authors:
WHEELER M
Citation: M. Wheeler, FOUNDATIONAL ISSUES IN ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE AND COGNITIVE SCIENCE - IMPASSE AND SOLUTION - BRICKHARD,MH, TERVEEN,L, British journal of psychology, 89, 1998, pp. 347-351