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Heuristics, hypotheses, and social influence: A new approach to the experimental simulation of social epistemology
Social Epistemology 9 (1):57 – 69 (1995)
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(1995). Heuristics, hypotheses, and social influence: A new approach to the experimental simulation of social epistemology. Social Epistemology: Vol. 9, Simulating Science, pp. 57-69.My notes
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