A history of identifying implicit motives

This paper is a digest of the last of three series of psychological assessment histories appearing in the BPS quarterly periodical Assessment & Development Matters between Vol. 12(2020), 1, pp.34-35 and Vol. 14(2022), 4, pp. 32-37.

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History & Philosophy of Psychology
Published
2024-11-28
DOI
https://doi.org/10.53841/bpshpp.2024.24.1.33
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2
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Psychological Testing and Assessment
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A history of identifying implicit motives

Hugh McCredie
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History & Philosophy of Psychology
Psychological Testing and Assessment
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A history of identifying implicit motives

Hugh McCredie
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Abstract

This paper is a digest of the last of three series of psychological assessment histories appearing in the BPS quarterly periodical Assessment & Development Matters between Vol. 12(2020), 1, pp.34-35 and Vol. 14(2022), 4, pp. 32-37.

History & Philosophy of PsychologyVol. 24(1)
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Psychological Testing and Assessment
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