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A note on Davis's refutation of the expectancy hypothesis

John Annett Department of Psychology, The University, Hull
Pages 179-180 | Received 06 Nov 1965, Published online: 11 Jun 2007

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W.G. Koster & J.A.M. Bekker. (1967) Some experiments on refractoriness. Acta Psychologica 27, pages 64-70.
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