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In its broadest sense , cognition - refers to all forms of knowing , and thus
subsumes the more specific processes and substages of sensation , perception ,
imagery , retention , recall , reasoning and problem solving , and judgment and ...
In its broadest sense , cognition - refers to all forms of knowing , and thus
subsumes the more specific processes and substages of sensation , perception ,
imagery , retention , recall , reasoning and problem solving , and judgment and ...
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Thus , even animals , within their specific phylogenetically derived orientational
system , have to learn their way about ; if the cues used are changed , the
organism may lose its way ( Eibl - Eibesfeld , 1970 , pp . 220 , 363 - 380 ) . Thus ,
there is ...
Thus , even animals , within their specific phylogenetically derived orientational
system , have to learn their way about ; if the cues used are changed , the
organism may lose its way ( Eibl - Eibesfeld , 1970 , pp . 220 , 363 - 380 ) . Thus ,
there is ...
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With rules of evidence poorly developed , specific research foci incorporating
these tempting but elusive sources cannot be defined . What follows is a
consideration of , first , the strengths of novels as sources of evidence for
problems in ...
With rules of evidence poorly developed , specific research foci incorporating
these tempting but elusive sources cannot be defined . What follows is a
consideration of , first , the strengths of novels as sources of evidence for
problems in ...
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Editors Introduction | 27 |
Theory and Research on the Development | 138 |
Editors Introduction | 191 |
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