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Posts by Richard Steven Cochran:

April 26, 2010 Sternberg
April 26, 2010 D’Andrea
February 28, 2010 M. Csikszentmihalyi
February 10, 2010 Gregory Crewdson
February 4, 2010 Nancy J. Neressian and the model for conceptual innovations
January 29, 2010 Dean K. Simonton

This group blog is associated with the Center for Values in Science, Technology, and Medicine and supports its mission of teaching, research, and public outreach concerning the human, humanistic, and social implications of scientific investigation and technological innovation.
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Several of the books discussed on this blog have been received as complimentary exam copies or desk copies for courses I have taught, am teaching, or plan to teach. Any books that have been received for review purposes will be explicitly noted. All links to books on Amazon are associated with my Amazon Associates account. These connections should be taken under consideration if taking comments on these books as reviews, or when using such information as they provide.

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