Titlebook: Lay Epistemics and Human Knowledge; Cognitive and Motiva Arie W. Kruglanski Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989 Percept

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Knowing How to Cure,he substitution of functional cognitive elements for dysfunctional ones. Thus, cognitive therapy may be thought of as an application of general epistemic principles in order to effect change in specific cognitive contents characterized as maladaptive for the individual.

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The Social Psychology of Science,rential procedures used by sophisticated scientists. In this final chapter, I will attempt a comparison of naïve and scientific inference in order to show how important aspects of the scientific method may indeed reflect the processes of lay epistemics.

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h which you approach them-Iet me urge you to turn immediately to Kruglanski‘s first chapter and skim it. If any enthusiasm for sodal psy­ chology flows in your veins, you will certainly proceed then to read further in this important book. It represents some dozen years of Arie‘s thought and of his a