Reconstructive remembering of the scientific literature☆
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We would like to thank the following people for their help in formulating the ideas presented here: Reid Hastie, Dedre Gentner, Sally Cohen, John Flach, Alex Kirlik, John Lee, Randy Sollenberger, Herbert Simon, and the members of the Cognitive Psychology Seminar Group at the University of Illinois. We also want to thank Reid Hastie for leading us to several of the cases of mis-citation that occurred in the social psychology literature. A special thank you to Adriaan de Groot for invaluable comments and historical details, to Susan Perkins for help with data collection, to Ellen Brewer and Ann Bisantz for comments on an earlier draft, and to Penny Sanderson for her contribution to Experiment 1 and for her continued support and stimulation of the ideas presented in this paper.