Discursive Psychology in Practice

SAGE Publications (1995)
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Abstract

This text shows how to put discursive theoretical and methodological insights to work in the investigation of concrete problems in psychology. A range of traditional psychological topics are examined, from decision-making, memory and attributions to emotions, learning and the self.

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Rom Harré
Last affiliation: Oxford University

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