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K.I. Manktelow, M.C.Chung, The contextual character of thought:integrating themes from the histories and theories of the study of reasoning.M. E. Doherty, R.D. Tweney, Reasoning and task environments: The BrunswikianApproach. N. Chater, Rationality, rational analysis and human reasoning. D.Over, The Psychology of Conditionals. D.P. O'Brien, A. Roazzi, M.G. Dias,J.B. Cantor, P.J. Brooks, Violations, Lies, Broken Promises, and Just PlainMistakes: The Pragmatics of Counterexamples, Logical Semantics, and theEvaluation of Conditional Assertions, Regulations, and Promises in Variantsof Wason's Selection Task. K.Stenning, M. van Lambalgen, The natural historyof hypotheses about the selection task: towards a philosophy of science forinvestigating human reasoning. K.I. Manktelow, Reasoning and rationality: thepure and the practical. P.N. Johnson-Laird, The history of mental models.G.Politzer, Some precursors of current theories of syllogistic reasoning. J.St B T Evans, History of the dual process theory of reasoning. D.W. Green,Coherence and argumentation. A.M. Colman, Reasoning about strategicinteraction: Solution concepts in game theory. G.L. Brase, What we reasonabout and why: How evolution explains reasoning. F.H. Poletiek, The proof ofthe pudding is in the eating: Translating Popper's philosophy into a modelfor testing behaviour. S. Lovie, Constructing Science.