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January 1, 1983The American Journal of Psychology523 citations

The Psychology of Deductive Reasoning

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RRRussell RevlinJEJonathan St. B. T. Evans

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Acknowledgements. 1 Introduction Part 1: Elementary Reasoning Tasks 2 Theoretical Background 3 Sentence Verification 4 Transitive Inference Part 2: Syllogistic Reasoning 5 An Introduction to Syllogistic Reasoning 6 The Experimental Psychology of Syllogisms Part 3: Propositional Reasoning 7 An Introduction to Propositional Reasoning 8 Conditional Reasoning 9 The Wason Selection Task 10 Disjunctive Reasoning Part 4: Discussion 11 On Explaining the Results of Reasoning Experiments 12 Dual Processes and Beyond. References. Name Index. Subject Index.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a215557582b7ad9ebab9986https://doi.org/10.2307/1422326
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