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... association psychology " in everyday life ; we may be tempted to believe that creating con- sists mainly of associating or connecting things together . A crea- tive mind would thus combine two ideas and make a third idea . Later , we ...
... association psychology " in everyday life ; we may be tempted to believe that creating con- sists mainly of associating or connecting things together . A crea- tive mind would thus combine two ideas and make a third idea . Later , we ...
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... association psychology : recency , frequency , and vividness . Note the need for the addi- tional factors : realistic possibilities and mood . If , for example , " rich merchant " has been a combination used a good many times , whereas ...
... association psychology : recency , frequency , and vividness . Note the need for the addi- tional factors : realistic possibilities and mood . If , for example , " rich merchant " has been a combination used a good many times , whereas ...
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... association psychology , " 134 Augustine , 280 Austria , 319 Authoritaria , 205 f . , 209 autisms , socially shared , 119-22 autistic thinking , 114 autocratic systems , 213-17 Bacon , Francis , 251 Bali , 132 Barnes , Elizabeth , 165 ...
... association psychology , " 134 Augustine , 280 Austria , 319 Authoritaria , 205 f . , 209 autisms , socially shared , 119-22 autistic thinking , 114 autocratic systems , 213-17 Bacon , Francis , 251 Bali , 132 Barnes , Elizabeth , 165 ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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