PHYSIOGNOMIC PERCEPTION AND FLEXIBILITY OF CONCEPT-FORMATION

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[1] BALTER L, 1968, THESIS NEW YORK U

[2] Bruner J. S., 1956, STUDY THINKING

[3] Dimitrovsky L., 1964, COMMUNICATION EMOTIO, P69

[4] GARDNER RW, 1959, PSYCHOL ISSUES, P1

[5] Getzels J.W, 1962, CREATIVITY INTELLIGE, V48, P186

[6] GOLDSTEIN K, 1941, PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGR, V53

[7] Klein G. S., 1951, PERCEPTION APPROACH, P328, DOI [10.1037/11505-012, DOI 10.1037/11505-012]

[8] RAPAPORT D, 1951, ORGANIZATION PATHOLO

[9] PHYSIOGNOMIC PERCEPTION AS A COGNITIVE CONTROL PRINCIPLE [J]. PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS, 1968, 26 (3P1) : 707 - &

[10] Wallach M.A., 1965, MODES THINKING YOUNG