On scientific thinking

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New York: Columbia University Press (1981)
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Imagery and inference in physical research.Martin Deutsch
The myth of inductive hypothesis generation.  (pages 72--76)K. Popper
On Multiple Hypotheses'.  (pages 100--104)Thomas C. Chamberlin
Hypothesis testing: The role of confirmation.  (pages 115--128)R. D. Tweney, M. E. Doherty & C. R. Mynatt
Problem-solving bias in scientists.  (pages 139--144)M. J. Mahoney & B. G. DeMonbreun
A simulated research environment.  (pages 145--147)C. R. Mynatt, M. Doherty & R. D. Tweney
Scientists and confirmation bias.  (pages 170--175)Ian I. Mitroff
Null hypothesis testing, confirmation bias and strong inference.  (pages 262--267)M. E. Doherty, R. D. Tweney & C. R. Mynatt
The function of analogies in science.  (pages 345--348)B. Hesse

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