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Nick Chater is a professor of behavioral science at Warwick Business School and author of "The Mind Is Flat." The Wikipedia entry on him is short, and said to have "multiple issues." To what extent would an improved entry attempt to locate him on the spectra of mainstream psychological and psychiatric thinking? His views are, it appears, antithetical to "depth psychology," for example. To what extent should the entry be a review of his book?

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