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The pitfalls of objectivity: experts and cognitive dissonance.

Johan Braeckman (UGent) and Gunter Bombaerts
(2002) Ethics, culture and the role of the expert.
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Braeckman, Johan, and Gunter Bombaerts. “The Pitfalls of Objectivity: Experts and Cognitive Dissonance.” Ethics, Culture and the Role of the Expert, 2002, p. 13.
APA
Braeckman, J., & Bombaerts, G. (2002). The pitfalls of objectivity: experts and cognitive dissonance. Ethics, Culture and the Role of the Expert, 13.
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Braeckman, Johan, and Gunter Bombaerts. 2002. “The Pitfalls of Objectivity: Experts and Cognitive Dissonance.” In Ethics, Culture and the Role of the Expert, 13.
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Braeckman, Johan, and Gunter Bombaerts. 2002. “The Pitfalls of Objectivity: Experts and Cognitive Dissonance.” In Ethics, Culture and the Role of the Expert, 13.
Vancouver
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Braeckman J, Bombaerts G. The pitfalls of objectivity: experts and cognitive dissonance. In: Ethics, culture and the role of the expert. 2002. p. 13.
IEEE
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J. Braeckman and G. Bombaerts, “The pitfalls of objectivity: experts and cognitive dissonance.,” in Ethics, culture and the role of the expert, 2002, p. 13.
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  title        = {{The pitfalls of objectivity: experts and cognitive dissonance.}},
  year         = {{2002}},
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