Identification Evidence: A Psychological Evaluation

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Kutas); Ethology, Comparative Psychology, and Behavior (Charles T. Snowdon) Audition: Some Relations between Normal and Pathological Hearing (Dennis McFadden and Frederic L. Wightman); Perception and Representation (Paul A. Kolers); Diagnosis and Clinical Assessment: The DSM-III (H. J. Eysenck, James A. Wakefield, Jr., and Alan F. Friedman); Personality: Stages, Traits, and the Self (Jane Loevinger and Elizabeth Knoll); Evaluation Research: A Methodological Perspective (Paul M. Wortman); Instructional (Robert M. Gagne and Walter Dick); Hormonal Influences on Memory (James L. McGaugh); Comprehension, Production, and Language Acquisition (Eve V. Clark and Barbara Frant Hecht); Animal Cognition (David Premack); Cross-cultural Research in (Richard W. Brislin); Psychopathology: Biological Approaches (Monte S. Buchsbaum and Richard J. Haier); Structure and Assessments (Leonard G. Rorer and Thomas A. Widiger); Social and Personality (Ross D. Parke and Steven R. Asher); Social Inference (Reid Hastie); and Psychology of Adult Development and Aging (James E. Birren, Walter R. Cunningham, and Koichi Yamamoto). There are author and subject indexes, and cumulative indexes of authors and of chapter titles for volumes 30-34. A detachable order form and envelope lists all annual reviews of all areas and their prices. There is much material in the current volume from the areas of personality and social psychology, and some repetition exists in the several chapters touching on these areas. Perhaps the strongest theme throughout the book is cognitive psychology; it appears in almost all chapters.

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