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A re-examination of the effect of monetary reward and punishment on figure-ground perception.

Irvin Rock, Frederick S. Fleck

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In view of the increasing interest in the relationship between cognitive and conative processes (5), it is important at this time to make sure that the results

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In view of the increasing interest in the relationship between cognitive and conative processes (5), it is important at this time to make sure that the results

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In view of the increasing interest in the relationship between cognitive and conative processes (5), it is important at this time to make sure that the results

Key concepts: Punishment (psychology), Psychology, Figure–ground, Perception, Social psychology, Cognitive psychology, Neuroscience

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