Psychoanalytic and Scientific Reasoning

British Journal of Psychotherapy 13 (1) (1996)
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Psychoanalytic reasoning is an instance of inference to the best explanation and provides an extension of commonsense psychology that is potentially cogent, cumulative, and radical.

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