Factors in Salt and Pepper Passage: A Further Critical Report on the State of the Art
Journal Title: Psychology & Psychological Research International Journal - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 0
Abstract
From Pencil’s (1976) and Pacanowsky’s (1978) [1,2] subtle reviews on the rather trite-sounding issue of what causes salt to be passed, a number of internal and external factors seem to be important. Although they recommended further research, it was only recently that three studies were published [3]. This paper summarizes that research, reviews three newer studies, and offers critical comments on this intriguing literature.
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Stuart J McKelvie
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