How to think straight about psychology\ Keith Stanovich
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TextPublisher: Boston: Allyn & Bacon, 2001 Edition: 6Description: 256 pContent type: - texto
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- 150.7 ST259
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I: Psychology is alive and well ( and doing fine among the sciences)II: Falsifiability: How to foil little green men in the headIII:Operationism and essentialism: But, doctor, what does it really meanIV: Testimonials and case study evidence: Placebo effects and the amazing randiV:Correlation and causation: Birth control by the toaster methodVI: Getting things under control: The case of clever hansVII: Bur it´s not real life: The artificiality criticism and psychologyVIII: Avoiding the einstein syndrome: The importance of converging evidenceIX:The misguided search for the magic bullet: The issue of multiple causationX: The achilles heel of human cognition: Probabilistic reasoningXI: The role of chance in psychologyXII:The rodney dangerfield of the sciences
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