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More glasnost on Bekhterev perestroika
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 26 February 2009
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My thanks to Antonio Puente (1995) for his letter calling attention to Bekhterev Institute and a neglected aspect of Russian neuropsychology. He says, “The question of why this psychometric approach is not known outside the former Soviet Union is an interesting one,” and I agree. Like the Purloined Letter, this secret has been right under the noses of INS members since 1989!
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