Conceptual misunderstandings in mainstream scale construction: Suggestions for a better approach to concepts von Bergner, Raymond M.

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Establishing correct concept meanings in psychology: Why should we care and how can we do it? von Bergner, Raymond M

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What is personality? Two myths and a definition von Bergner, Raymond M.

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Humiliation: Its Nature and Consequences von Torres, Walter J, Bergner, Raymond M

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What Is a Person? What Is the Self? Formulations for a Science of Psychology von Bergner, Raymond M

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The Case Against the Case Against Free Will von Bergner, Raymond M.

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What is behavior? And so what? von Bergner, Raymond M.

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What Is Behavior? And Why Is It Not Reducible to Biological States of Affairs? von Bergner, Raymond M

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What is love? An empirically-based essentialist account von Hegi, Kevin E., Bergner, Raymond M.

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Severe Public Humiliation: Its Nature, Consequences, and Clinical Treatment von Torres, Walter J., Bergner, Raymond M.

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Beyond outcome studies: Good psychotherapy rests on many secure epistemic foundations von Bergner, Raymond M.

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Suicide and Impossible Worlds: An Empirical Investigation of Worlds Theory von Bunford, Nora, Bergner, Raymond M

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Trauma, Exposure, and World Reconstruction von BERGNER, Raymond M

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Therapeutic storytelling revisited von BERGNER, Raymond M

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The many secure knowledge bases of psychotherapy von BERGNER, Raymond M

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World reconstruction in psychotherapy von BERGNER, Raymond M

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What Is Psychopathology? And So What? von Bergner, Raymond M.

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Cognition: Unobservable information processing or private social practice? von Bergner, Raymond M.

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Is It All Really Biological? von Bergner, Raymond M

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Emotions: A relational view and its clinical applications von BERGNER, Raymond M

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