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Perspectives on Cognitivismh enriched and differentiated our understanding of models in cognitive social psychology. We are grateful that the format of the . permits such an authentic discussion of controversial issues in one and the same volume. The authors feel that the best way to express their gratitude for the stimulatin

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Freud’s Secret Cognitive Theoriesve psychoanalysis of Freud. We find suggestions of a theory of perception that are strongly reminiscent of Helmholtz; theories of person perception derived from Lipps, as well as the traditional inference theory, neither of which, however, Freud appears to have used in his concrete work with patient

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The Place of Individual Differences in a Scientific Psychology and individual variability, usually assessed by means of psychometric procedures. It is suggested that both experimentalists and psychometrists lose out by disregarding the important contributions made by the other side. Many examples are given to show that this collaboration is not only desirable,