THE PRINCIPLE OF BELIEF CONGRUENCE AND THE CONGRUITY PRINCIPLE AS MODELS OF COGNITIVE INTERACTION.
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Biomedical subjects
M ROKEACH
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OPEN- AND CLOSED-MINDED SUBJECTS ON LEARNING-SET AND ODDITY PROBLEMS.
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Belief versus race as determinants of social distance: comment on Triandis' paper.
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A factorial study of dogmatism and related concepts.
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Care and carelessness in psychology.
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Eysenck's tender-mindedness dimension: a critique.
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On the unity of thought and belief.
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A distinction between dogmatic and rigid thinking.
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The nature and meaning of dogmatism.
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Attitude as a determination of distortions in recall.
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Prejudice, concreteness of thinking, and reification of thinking.
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A method for studying individual differences in narrow-mindedness.
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Narrow-mindedness and personality.
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The effect of perception time upon rigidity and concreteness of thinking.
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Rigidity and ethnocentrism; a rejoinder.
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