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177. Various sources documenting deleterious effects of "mind expanding drugs":

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179. Selected References on Humanistic Psychology:

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180. Various references in behavioral genetics:

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181. Selected references on the biological basis of language:

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182. Selected references on the psychology of genius:

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183. Selected References on Psychotherapy, Placebos and Relevant Factors:

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