Measuring cognitions in research and practice

The December, 1997 edition of the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology features a special section on "Measuring Cognitive Products in Research and Practice" which looks quite promising. It includes articles on:

An overview by David Haaga (the guest editor)
Questionnaire methods (by Glass and Arnkoff)
The thought-listing technique (by Cacioppo, von Hipple, & Ernst)
Thought sampling (by Hurlburt)
Think-aloud approaches (by Davison, Vogel, & Coffman)
Content Analysis (by Lee & Peterson)
An approach based on the States-of-Mind model (by Schwarz)
A cognitive approach to the unconscious (by Wegner & Smart)
and A commentary by David Clark

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