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Articles in Jan 1994 issue of Canadian Psychology

• Specialty designation in psychology: developing a Canadian model
  by Service, John
• Cognitivism: whose party is it anyway?
  by Green, Christopher D
• On the nature of prejudice
  by Zanna, Mark P
• Specialty designation: an industrial/organizational perspective
  by Kline, Theresa J
• Les Origines sociales & culturelles des troubles psychologiques // Review
  by Tousignant, Michel
• Spatial puzzles: a guide for researchers
  by Butler, Brian E
• Specialty designation in psychology: conceptual issues
  by Byrne, Joseph M
• Father Sheehy's flashlight ("How do we trust the evidence of our senses?")
  by Macnamara, John
• Visual attention and the perception of features and objects
  by Treisman, Anne
• Quantitative estimation: from the real world to the psychology lab
  by Brown, Norman R
• Regulation and accreditation in professional psychology: facilitators? Safeguards? Threats?
  by Edwards, Henry P
• Inhibitory neural mechanisms in spatial orienting
  by Rafal, Robert
• Les Limites de la methode experimentale en psychologie sociale et clinique
  by Granger, Luc
• Selective attention in the primate visual system
  by Duncan, John
• Behavioural demands direct attentional strategies: the 1993 Banff Annual Seminar in Cognitive Science
  by Shapiro, Kimron; Dixon, Peter
• Spatial repetition blindness for colour and shape
  by Kanwisher, Nancy; Driver, Jon; Machada, Liana
• Consultation psychosociale aupres de couples infertiles: recherches et interventions
  by Wright, John; Sabourin, Stephane
• Paying attention to newly learned semantic codes
  by Carr, Thomas H; Dagenbach, Dale