Psychological Reflection, Thought and Imagination as Epistemic Skills
Abstract
Psychological reflection is a fundamental element of interpersonal psychological communication that builds on common sense and shared, or commonly understood, word meanings. In Psycho-logic Jan Smedslund (1988), states that without these two key elements of communication the following occurs: misunderstandings and disorderliness in psychological interactions increases. This chapter posits that the loss of common sense and language are happening....
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Title
Psychological Reflection, Thought and Imagination as Epistemic Skills
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
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Pages
157 - 175
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