Sun, 4 Mar 2012 15:52:23 -0500, On Christopher Green wrote:
>I believe that the article is by Roger Thomas alone. Rand Evans
>was the outgoing, and Al Fuchs the incoming editors of AJP's
>history of psych section.
Chris, it appears that you are correct. PsycInfo provides the
following as the refe
I'd be interested in checking out the NYTimes archives from the summer of
1923 to find that actual news article. Ancestry.com has a nice feature -
you can check archived newspaper stories about anyone. The only thing I
could find about Ivan Pavlov and/or his son (spelled "Vladimir" as well as
"Wl
I also thought of an Ames room -- they use the same principles to create some
really compelling effects.
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On 5 Mar 2012 Beth Benoit wrote, concerning Pavlov's mugging (or,
if you insist, "mugging") in New York City:
> I'd be interested in checking out the NYTimes archives from the
summer of 1923 to find that actual news article.I know this isn't
definitive, but it does make me wonder...
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On 5 Mar 2012 at 2:21, Allen Esterson wrote:
> This may interest some TIPSters. A new blog has been started
> presenting vignettes on some of Freud's patients and their treatment.
> It is by Mikkel Borch-Jacobsen, co-author of *The Freud Files: An
> Inquiry into the History of Psychoanalysis*.
> h
On Mon, 05 Mar 2012 07:29:22 -0800, Stephen Black wrote:
>On 5 Mar 2012 Beth Benoit wrote, concerning Pavlov's mugging (or,
>>if you insist, "mugging") in New York City:
>> I'd be interested in checking out the NYTimes archives from the
>>summer of 1923 to find that actual news article.I know this
On 5 Mar 2012 at 11:24, Michael Palij wrote, correcting my citation
concerning Pavlov's mugging
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> Actually, that's 1923. Science provides this info:
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> PROFESSOR PAVLOV'S VISIT TO AMERICA Science
> 20 July 1923: 45-46. [DOI:10.1126/science.58.1490.45-a]
As one of your politicians is fond of
Pardon the cross posting.
I am seeking an individual to write at least one volume of a student reference
guide for the AP Psychology Examination. Essentially an introductory psychology
(college level) book.
The volume will definitely include information on Mental Health and Mental
Illness. I
As the only Afro-British Commonwealth dude on Tips,I was pleased
to see Prince Harry joining a street party in Belize and dancing
with some Belizean women.He is headed next to the Bahamas and then to Jamaica
for more parties.Happy 50th Anniversary
Your Majesty.
God save the Queen.
Michael Sylve
Michael: We can also say, "God Save Harry,".
Joann Jelly
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As the on
Didn't Prince Harry go to a party in England in an Adolf Hitler costume?
It is my understanding that Germanic DNA runs in the royals.
Michael
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> I am seeking an individual to write at least one volume of a student
> reference guide for the AP Psychology Examination. Essentially an
> introductory psychology (college
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