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Educational Psychology
An International Journal of Experimental Educational Psychology
Volume 13, 1993 - Issue 3-4
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THE THINKING PROCESS

The Role of the Unconscious in Thinking and Problem Solving

Herman H. Spitz Princeton, NJ, USA
Pages 229-244 | Published online: 23 Feb 2007

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Torill Christine Lindstrøm & Siv Kristoffersen. (2001) 'Figure it out!' Psychological Perspectives on Perception of Migration Period Animal Art. Norwegian Archaeological Review 34:2, pages 65-84.
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Ted Nettelbeck & Robyn Young. 1999. 137 173 .
Herman H. Spitz. (1995) Calendar calculating idiots savants and the smart unconscious. New Ideas in Psychology 13:2, pages 167-182.
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