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Bruce G Charlton

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Medical Hypotheses|May 12, 2009
Replacing education with psychometrics: how learning about IQ almost-completely changed my mind about educationBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|August 25, 2009
Knowledge first, critique later: why it is a mistake for science education to encourage junior students to discuss, challenge and debate scientific knowledgeBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|August 25, 2004
Why Medical hypotheses does not publish papers from the field of Alternative healingBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|May 17, 2008
WITHDRAWN: Erratum to "Which are the best nations and institutions for revolutionary science 1987-2006? Analysis using a combined metric of Nobel prizes, Fields medals, Lasker awards and Turing awards (NFLT metric)" [Medical Hypotheses 68 (2007) 1191-1194]Bruce G Charlton
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|February 5, 2008
Theory of mind and the "somatic marker mechanism" (SMM)Bruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|February 19, 2008
A book of ideas collected from Medical Hypotheses: Death can be cured by Roger DobsonBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|April 1, 2006
The paradox of the modern mass media: probably the major source of social cohesion in liberal democracies, even though its content is often socially divisiveBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|September 5, 2006
Lectures are such an effective teaching method because they exploit evolved human psychology to improve learningBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|December 5, 2006
Alienation, recovered animism and altered states of consciousnessBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|March 13, 2010
Covert drug dependence should be the null hypothesis for explaining drug-withdrawal-induced clinical deterioration: the necessity for placebo versus drug withdrawal trials on normal control subjectsBruce G Charlton
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Medical Hypotheses|May 12, 2009
Replacing education with psychometrics: how learning about IQ almost-completely changed my mind about educationBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|August 25, 2009
Knowledge first, critique later: why it is a mistake for science education to encourage junior students to discuss, challenge and debate scientific knowledgeBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|August 25, 2004
Why Medical hypotheses does not publish papers from the field of Alternative healingBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|May 17, 2008
WITHDRAWN: Erratum to "Which are the best nations and institutions for revolutionary science 1987-2006? Analysis using a combined metric of Nobel prizes, Fields medals, Lasker awards and Turing awards (NFLT metric)" [Medical Hypotheses 68 (2007) 1191-1194]Bruce G Charlton
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|February 5, 2008
Theory of mind and the "somatic marker mechanism" (SMM)Bruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|February 19, 2008
A book of ideas collected from Medical Hypotheses: Death can be cured by Roger DobsonBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|April 1, 2006
The paradox of the modern mass media: probably the major source of social cohesion in liberal democracies, even though its content is often socially divisiveBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|September 5, 2006
Lectures are such an effective teaching method because they exploit evolved human psychology to improve learningBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|December 5, 2006
Alienation, recovered animism and altered states of consciousnessBruce G Charlton
Medical Hypotheses|March 13, 2010
Covert drug dependence should be the null hypothesis for explaining drug-withdrawal-induced clinical deterioration: the necessity for placebo versus drug withdrawal trials on normal control subjectsBruce G Charlton
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