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A cognitive meta-theory for TESOL

2021-01-31

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<p>A general theory of human cognition must be able to explain all aspects of human thought including scientific and rational thinking, normal thought, and personal identity and emotions. We present a theory that began as a system of cognitive styles, was expanded through an analysis of biographies, mapped onto neurology, developed through a study of personality, and then tested by using it to explain human though...

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873f177d-a472-53f2-88ec-c132fed5f82d
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10.31234/osf.io/a4rwy
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