Handbook of the Psychology of Science

Handbook of the Psychology of ScienceHighly recommended." Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries This handbook is the definitive resource for scholars and students interested in how research and theory within each of the major domains of psychologydevelopmental, cognitive, personality, and socialhave been applied to understand the nature of scientific thought and behavior. Edited by two esteemed pioneers in the emerging discipline of the psychology of science, it is the first

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the chapter suggests new avenues for research

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Considers the contributions and contemporary significance of Alan Watts

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