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Sulzer, J. G. & Rand, N. (2004) Explanation of a Paradoxical Psychological Proposition: That We Sometimes Act Not Only Without Motive or a Visible Cause, But Even Against Compelling Motives and Despite Fully Convincing Reasons (1759). American Imago 61:291-304

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