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Genetics and Psychology How much do genes decide our behavior? Pages 72-74.
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What Psychology Can Tell Us About Intuition !. “Beneath the surface there is much intelligence and above the surface there is much self-delusion.” Myers,
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Where do you stand? How much is Psychology a real science like Physics, Chemistry or Biology? How much of Psychology’s facts (like the bystander effect)
