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Publications by Jonathan Dedonder
Evaluative Conditioning of High-Novelty Stimuli Does Not Seem to Be Based on an Automatic Form of Associative Learning
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology
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Back to the Future: Synaesthesia Could Be Due to Associative Learning
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