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2/03 Ms. Amick, Ms. Aro and Ms Aktuglu
The Mind/Body Dualism
Dilemma from Descartes to James
Interested in Alchemy?
Descartes'
Place in the Study of Mathematics
...without experiment it is impossible to know anything throughly.
-Roger Bacon (1120-1292)
...reading of all good books is indeed like
a conversation with the noblest men of past centuries who were
the authors of them… for to converse with those of other centuries
is almost the same as to travel.
- Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
History of Psychology Resource Links
2/10 Ms. Ashcraft, Ms. Bailey, and
Mr. Bartholomew
Brief Biographies:
Dr. Paul Pierre Broca Dr. Karl S. Lashley
Broca's Pickled
Brain
Lashley's
Rat Brain
2/17/03 Ms. Cartwright, Ms. Camp &
Ms. Bowen
Brief Biographies
A
Brief Outline about Wilhelm Wundt
Pictures
of Wundt’s Research Equipment
A Reference
of Many Famous Psychologists
MUSEUM
OF THE HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL INSTRUMENTATION
MENTAL CHRONOMETRY
AND VERBAL ACTION: MEASURING HUMAN RESPONSE TIME
PSYCHOMETRY:
NOT QUITE CATTELL’S DEFINITION
February 24th, 2003 Mr. Cresman, Mr. Craven
& Ms. Cowling
History of Psychology
According to Oklahoma State!
A
Brief Biography of Munsterberg
A Brief Biography
of Titchener
Want
to Know About Organic Imagery?
3/17 Ms. Humphrey, Ms. Halls and Mr. Hahn Gestalt Psychology
and Gestalt Therapy
A Brief Biography
of Fritz Perls including many photos
A brief biography
of Max Wertheimer
A detailed site
on the life and research of Wolfgang Kohler
3/24 Mr.
Manning, Ms. MacLean, Mr. Laverick & Mr. Link Psychoanalysis
Hypnosis website with
interesting introduction animation
Witmer: A Biography
Offers biographies
on many psychoanalysts including Jung, Freud and Witmer
Lightner Witmer’s Contributions
Differences
between Jungian and Freudian theories
Offers brief
history of psychoanalysis and links to many theorists
Sigmund Freud
Action Figure! (Now with phallic cigar!)”
Mr.
Laverick's son Kyler and Ms. Garganta's neice Delaney- the future
of psychology!!!
Everything
you ever wanted to know about Freud
Functionalism Ms. Maultsby, Ms.
McGrath & Ms. Matthis
Quote:
“Reason is one of the very feeblest of Nature's forces, if you
take it at any one spot and moment. It is only in the very long run that
its effects become perceptible. Reason assumes to settle things by weighing
them against one another without prejudice, partiality, or excitement;
but what affairs in the concrete are settled by is, and always will be,
just prejudices, partialities, and excitements. Appealing to reason as
we do, we are in a sort of a forlorn hope situation, like a small sand-bank
in the midst of a hungry sea ready to wash it out of existence.”
~ William James, World Peace Congress (October
7, 1904)
Hugo Munsterberg
Website Two
Quotes: The always practical Munsterberg:
Discussing structuralism, it is “more natural to drink the water
than to analyze it in the laboratory into its chemical elements.”
Reaction to Freud’s theoretical emphasis on unconscious determinants,
“the story of the subconscious mind can be told in three words: there
is none.”
~ Hugo Munsterberg
Francis
Galton Website One
Francis Galton Website Two
James
Cattell Website:
About Darwin.com
A Little Functionalism, A Lotta Intelligence Testing Ms. Rosenbloom, Ms. Smith & Ms. Ryan
Robert Yerkes, Louis Terman and Henry Goddard Three points on the
final if you name the rest by 04/18; e-mail Dr. C
Class PowerPoint
Presentations
Masters & Johnson
Human Sexual Response Ms. Maultsby and Mr. Manning
On Being Sane in Insane Places Ms. Stokley, Ms. Halls
& Ms. Smith
Acting as if You are Hypnotised Mr. Hahn, Ms. Ryan
& Ms. Bowen
You're Getting Defensive
Again Ms. Henderson & Ms. Williamson
Obey at Any Cost Ms. Aro, Dr. Bailey, Ms. Stone &
Ms. Parrish
Unromancing the Dream
Ms. Aktuglu, Mr. Craven, Mr. Cresman & Ms. Humphrey
Are Pigeon's Capable
of Superstition Mr. Richardson, Mr. Spicer, Mr. Mitchell & Ms.
MacLean
