Self-other and third-person anchored modes of thinking in psychological expertise: Cognitive concomitants of behaviourist, client-centred, and psychoanalytic concepts

Guido Peeters Laboratory of Experimental Social Psychology, University of Leuven, Belgium

Rein De Wit Laboratory of Experimental Social Psychology, University of Leuven, Belgium

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Guido Peeters & Ann Hendrickx. (2002) The Similarity Between the Perception and Interpretation of Information in a Profane and a Religious Context. The International Journal for the Psychology of Religion 12:1, pages 41-52.
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Guido Peeters, Goele Grobben, Ann Hendrickx, Steven Van den Eede & Karen Verlinden. (2003) Self-other and third-person categorization in normal and autistic children. Developmental Science 6:2, pages 166-172.
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