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Cognitive Style and Logical Deductive ReasoningFootnote

Michael D. BerzonskyState University of New York at Cortland
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Mary Ann Ondrako’State University of New York at Cortland
Pages 18-24 | Published online: 16 Apr 2014

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RogerM. Garrett. (1989) Problem‐solving and Cognitive Style. Research in Science & Technological Education 7:1, pages 27-44.
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JamesJ. Roberge & BarbaraK. Flexer. (1979) Propositional Reasoning in Adolescence. The Journal of General Psychology 100:1, pages 85-91.
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JamesJ. Roberge & EmanuelJ. Mason. (1978) Sex Differences in Conditional Reasoning. The Journal of General Psychology 99:1, pages 41-48.
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JamesJ. Roberge & EmanuelJ. Mason. (1978) Effects of Negation on Adolescents' Class and Conditional Reasoning Abilities. The Journal of General Psychology 98:2, pages 187-195.
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MichaelD. Berzonsky, JohnP. Lombardo & Mary Ann Ondrako. (1975) Changes in Logical Thinking as a Function of Induced Disequilibrium. The Journal of General Psychology 92:2, pages 255-260.
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Richard F. Antonak & James J. Roberge. (2016) Characteristics of the Conditional Reasoning of Educable Retardates. American Educational Research Journal 15:4, pages 519-528.
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