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Special Issue Spotter June 9, 2007July 30, 2016

The Special Issue Spotter

Infant observation: contributions from Italy (Infant Observation).

Logic and cognition (Topoi).

Courage (The Journal of Positive Psychology).

Implicit representations and personality (International Journal of Psychology).

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