Hodges, 2019 - Google Patents
Resisting knowledge, realizing values, and reasoning in complex contexts: Ecological reflectionsHodges, 2019
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- Hodges B
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- Theory & Psychology
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In this article I explore the social, pragmatic, ecological contexts within which reasoning occurs, and without which it cannot function properly. A diverse set of perspectives are used to guide this exploration:(a) pragmatic critiques of studies showing failures to reason …
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