TRANSITIVE INFERENCE WITH NONTRANSITIVE SOLUTIONS CONTROLLED

[1] BRAINE MD, 1959, PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGR, V73

[2] BRAINE MDS, 1964, CHILD DEVELOPMENT, V35, P779

[3] Inhelder Barbel, 1964, EARLY GROWTH LOGIC C

[4] LINDENBAUM SL, 1967, 75TH P ANN CONV AM P, V2, P165

[5] ACHIEVEMENT OF INFERENTIAL TRANSITIVITY AND ITS RELATION TO SERIAL ORDERING [J]. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1968, 39 (04) : 1259 - &

[6] Piaget Jean, 1960, CHILDS CONCEPTION GE

[7] DEVELOPMENT OF CONCRETE TRANSITIVITY OF LENGTH IN CHILDREN [J]. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1963, 34 (02) : 389 - 405

[8] THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSITIVITY OF LENGTH - A COMMENT ON BRAINES REPLY [J]. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1965, 36 (02) : 577 - 580

[1] BRAINE MD, 1959, PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGR, V73

[2] BRAINE MDS, 1964, CHILD DEVELOPMENT, V35, P779

[3] Inhelder Barbel, 1964, EARLY GROWTH LOGIC C

[4] LINDENBAUM SL, 1967, 75TH P ANN CONV AM P, V2, P165

[5] ACHIEVEMENT OF INFERENTIAL TRANSITIVITY AND ITS RELATION TO SERIAL ORDERING [J]. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1968, 39 (04) : 1259 - &

[6] Piaget Jean, 1960, CHILDS CONCEPTION GE

[7] DEVELOPMENT OF CONCRETE TRANSITIVITY OF LENGTH IN CHILDREN [J]. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1963, 34 (02) : 389 - 405

[8] THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSITIVITY OF LENGTH - A COMMENT ON BRAINES REPLY [J]. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1965, 36 (02) : 577 - 580