A Swedish Version of the Regressive Imagery Dictionary: Effects of Alcohol and Emotional Enhancement on Primary-Secondary Process Relations
Creativity Research JournalPublished 1 October 2006
Nina Svensson, Trevor Archer, Torsten Norlander
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A Swedish version of the Regressive Imagery Dictionary: Effects of alcohol and emotional enhancement on primary-secondary process relations
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