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Volume 31, Number 7, 3 October 2018

Showing our seams: A reply to Eric Funkhouser
pp. 991-1006(16)
Author: Levy

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Are the states underlying implicit biases unconscious? – A Neo-Freudian answer
pp. 1007-1026(20)
Author: Krickel, Beate

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Dispositional optimism and luck attributions: Implications for philosophical theories of luck
pp. 1027-1045(19)
Authors: Hales; Johnson

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The sound-board account of reasoning: A one-system alternative to dual-process theory
pp. 1046-1073(28)
Author: Mugg

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Effect of stress on a cognitive autopoietic system
pp. 1074-1096(23)
Author: Cardenas

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Moral psychology of the fading affect bias
pp. 1097-1113(17)
Authors: Corsa; Walker

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Are beliefs signals?
pp. 1114-1119(6)
Author: Glazer

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Detection, not perception: A reply to Glazer
pp. 1120-1125(6)
Author: Funkhouser

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Addiction: A philosophical perspective, by Candice L. Shelby, London, Palgrave MacMillan, 2016, 207 pp., $109.99 (hbk), ISBN: 9781137552846
pp. 1126-1129(4)
Author: Setman

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