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Causality and the Proper Image of Man in Scientific Psychology

Joseph F. Rychlak Purdue University, USA
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James D. Barna University of Dayton, USA
Pages 403-419 | Received 11 Jan 1971, Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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BrentD. Slife & Stephanie Rychlak Stilson. (2013) The Rigorous Humanist: Joseph F. Rychlak. The Humanistic Psychologist 41:4, pages 400-404.
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Joseph F. Rychlak. (1985) Personality Assessment from the View of Logical Learning Theory. Journal of Personality Assessment 49:6, pages 648-655.
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. 1976. Humanism and Behaviorism. Humanism and Behaviorism 403 420 .

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