Critical Thinking About Psychology: Hidden Assumptions And Plausible Alternatives

By B. Slife, Jeffrey S. Reber, F. Richardson. 2005

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1. Luís Fernández-Ríos
2. S. Yanchar
3. Russell T Warne
4. B. Slife

Citations in the corpus

• Critical Thinking as Disciplinary Practice (2008, background): “, Hostetler, 1994; McPeck, 1981), discussions of the dispositions and activities it might generally entail are available (Mezirow, 1998; Slife et al., 2005; Slife & Williams, 1995; Yanchar & Slife, 2004).”
• Standards for the preparation and writing of Psychology review articles (2009, background): “However, authors should be careful not to lose themselves within irrelevant speculations (Ardila, 2002, 2006, 2007; Slife, Reber, and Richardson, 2005; Thagard, 2007; Thagard and Litt, 2008; Yanchar, Slife, and Warne, 2008) (G-4).”