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Click Here to Read: Amos Tversky, leading decision researcher, dies at 59 on the Stanford University website on June 5, 1996.
Click Here to Read: Amos Tversky and the Ascent of Behavioral Economics by David Laibon and Richard Zeckhauser in Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 16:7–47 (1998).
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Click Here to Read: Evocativeness: Moving and Persuasive Interventions in Psychotherapy (Book Review) by Stephen Appelbaum, Reviewed By Marilyn Metzl on the Division 30 Newsletteri in the Summer 2002 issue pp. 47-49 issue.
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