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The Journal of Social Psychology Volume 129, 1989 - Issue 6
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Prediction of Future Events Scale: Assessment of Beliefs about Predicting the Future

Jerome Tobacyk Behavioral Sciences, Louisiana Tech University, USA
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Ed Nagot Behavioral Sciences, Louisiana Tech University, USA
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Thomas Mitchell Department of Psychology, University of Baltimore, USA
Pages 819-823 | Received 18 Nov 1988, Published online: 01 Jul 2010

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PeterC. van der Sijde, Welko Tomic & FransW. J. J. Snel. (1996) Demographic Differences in Coping with Uncertainty about the Future. The Journal of Social Psychology 136:2, pages 159-164.
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Uwe Wolfradt, Viktor Oubaid, Eckart R. Straube, Natascha Bischoff & Johannes Mischo. (1999) Thinking styles, schizotypal traits and anomalous experiences. Personality and Individual Differences 27:5, pages 821-830.
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Jerome J. Tobacyk. (2016) Superstition and Beliefs about the Prediction of Future Events. Psychological Reports 68:2, pages 511-512.
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