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Irrationality examined

Cognitive and motivational bases of self‐deception: Commentary on mele's irrationality

Martha L. Knight Department of Psychology, St. Andrews Presbyterian College, Laurinburg, North Carolina, 28352, U.S.A.
Pages 179-188 | Published online: 10 Jun 2008

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D. S. Neil Van Leeuwen. (2007) The Spandrels of Self-Deception: Prospects for a Biological Theory of a Mental Phenomenon. Philosophical Psychology 20:3, pages 329-348.
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Dion Scott-Kakures. (2001) High anxiety: Barnes on what moves the unwelcome believer. Philosophical Psychology 14:3, pages 313-326.
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AlfredR. Mele. (1999) Twisted self-deception. Philosophical Psychology 12:2, pages 117-137.
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