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Classic experiments in psychology, Douglas Mook

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Publication
Extent
xv, 362 p.
Contents
  • pt. 1. Introduction
  • 1. About experiments
  • 2. A brief history of experimental psychology
  • pt. 2. Psychobiology
  • 3. Hermann von Helmholtz and the nerve impulse
  • 4. Paul Broca and the speech center
  • 5. Karl Lashley : brain mechanisms and learning
  • 6. James Olds : reward systems in the brain
  • 7. Vincent Dethier : feeding in a fly
  • 8. S.P. Grossman : chemical coding in the brain
  • 9. Roger Sperry and the bisected brain
  • pt. 3. Motivation and emotion
  • 10. Neal Miller : fear as a learnable drive
  • 11. Neal Miller : conflict
  • 12. David McClelland on achievement motivation
  • 13. Harry Harlow : a tale of two mothers
  • 14. Nikolaas Tinbergen : the study of instinct
  • 15. Teitelbaum and Epstein : hunger, thirst, and the brain
  • 16. Schachter and Singer : cognition and emotion
  • 17. Herman and Polivy : human hunger and cognition
  • 18. Walter Mischel and self-control
  • pt. 4. Learning
  • 19. Edward Thorndike and the law of effect
  • 20. Ivan Pavlov and classical conditioning
  • 21. Wolfgang Köhler and the mentality of apes
  • 22. Edward Tolman and cognitive maps
  • 23. B.F. Skinner and operant conditioning
  • 24. John Garcia : conditioned taste aversion
  • 25. Albert Bandura : imitation and social learning
  • 26. Gordon Paul : learning theory in the clinic
  • 27. Martin Seligman : learned helplessness
  • 28. Lepper et al. on the costs of reward
  • pt. 5. Memory
  • 29. Hermann Ebbinghaus on memory
  • 30. Frederic Bartlett : meaning and memory
  • 31. Brenda Milner and the case of H.M.
  • 32. Lloyd and Margaret Peterson : short-term forgetting
  • 33. Elizabeth Loftus : leading questions and false memories
  • 34. Gordon Bower on state-dependent memory
  • 35. Collins and Quillian : the structure of semantic memory
  • pt. 6. Cognition
  • 36. F.C. Donders and reaction time
  • 37. The cautionary tale of Clever Hans
  • 38. A.S. Luchins on not being mindless
  • 39. George Miller on the magic number seven
  • 40. Festinger and Carlsmith : cognitive dissonance
  • 41. Roger Shepard and mental rotation
  • 42. Richard Herrnstein : concepts in pigeons
  • 43. Tversky and Kahneman : the framing of decisions
  • pt. 7. Perception
  • 44. Ernst Weber : the muscle sense and Weber's law
  • 45. Gustav Fechner and the measurement of mind
  • 46. Max Wertheimer on apparent movement
  • 47. Selig Hecht and adaptation to the dark
  • 48. H.K. Hartline : lateral inhibition in the retina
  • 49. Georg von Békésy : the mechanics of hearing
  • 50. Jerome Bruner : motivation and perception
  • 51. Gibson and Walk : the visual cliff
  • 52. Lettvin et al. : what the frog's eye tells the frog's brain
  • pt. 8. Social psychology
  • 53. Theodore Newcomb : attitude change at college
  • 54. Muzafer Sherif : prejudice and the robbers' cave
  • 55. Kurt Lewin : tensions in the life space
  • 56. Solomon Asch on conformity
  • 57. Festinger et al. : when prophesy fails
  • 58. Stanley Milgram on obedience to authority
  • 59. Latané and Darley : the unresponsive bystander
  • 60. Benjamin Franklin : Mesmer and animal magnetism
Isbn
9780313318214
Link
http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip052/2004023845.html
Instance
Label
Classic experiments in psychology
Title
Classic experiments in psychology
Statement of responsibility
Douglas Mook
Creator
Subject
Language
eng
Cataloging source
DLC
http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
1934-
http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
Mook, Douglas G.
Dewey number
150/.72/4
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
LC call number
BF198.7
LC item number
.M66 2004
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
NLM call number
  • 2005 D-931
  • BF 198.7
NLM item number
M817c 2004
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
Psychology
Label
Classic experiments in psychology, Douglas Mook
Link
http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip052/2004023845.html
Instantiates
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents
pt. 1. Introduction -- 1. About experiments -- 2. A brief history of experimental psychology -- pt. 2. Psychobiology -- 3. Hermann von Helmholtz and the nerve impulse -- 4. Paul Broca and the speech center -- 5. Karl Lashley : brain mechanisms and learning -- 6. James Olds : reward systems in the brain -- 7. Vincent Dethier : feeding in a fly -- 8. S.P. Grossman : chemical coding in the brain -- 9. Roger Sperry and the bisected brain -- pt. 3. Motivation and emotion -- 10. Neal Miller : fear as a learnable drive -- 11. Neal Miller : conflict -- 12. David McClelland on achievement motivation -- 13. Harry Harlow : a tale of two mothers -- 14. Nikolaas Tinbergen : the study of instinct -- 15. Teitelbaum and Epstein : hunger, thirst, and the brain -- 16. Schachter and Singer : cognition and emotion -- 17. Herman and Polivy : human hunger and cognition -- 18. Walter Mischel and self-control -- pt. 4. Learning -- 19. Edward Thorndike and the law of effect -- 20. Ivan Pavlov and classical conditioning -- 21. Wolfgang Köhler and the mentality of apes -- 22. Edward Tolman and cognitive maps -- 23. B.F. Skinner and operant conditioning -- 24. John Garcia : conditioned taste aversion -- 25. Albert Bandura : imitation and social learning -- 26. Gordon Paul : learning theory in the clinic -- 27. Martin Seligman : learned helplessness -- 28. Lepper et al. on the costs of reward -- pt. 5. Memory -- 29. Hermann Ebbinghaus on memory -- 30. Frederic Bartlett : meaning and memory -- 31. Brenda Milner and the case of H.M. -- 32. Lloyd and Margaret Peterson : short-term forgetting -- 33. Elizabeth Loftus : leading questions and false memories -- 34. Gordon Bower on state-dependent memory -- 35. Collins and Quillian : the structure of semantic memory -- pt. 6. Cognition -- 36. F.C. Donders and reaction time -- 37. The cautionary tale of Clever Hans -- 38. A.S. Luchins on not being mindless -- 39. George Miller on the magic number seven -- 40. Festinger and Carlsmith : cognitive dissonance -- 41. Roger Shepard and mental rotation -- 42. Richard Herrnstein : concepts in pigeons -- 43. Tversky and Kahneman : the framing of decisions -- pt. 7. Perception -- 44. Ernst Weber : the muscle sense and Weber's law -- 45. Gustav Fechner and the measurement of mind -- 46. Max Wertheimer on apparent movement -- 47. Selig Hecht and adaptation to the dark -- 48. H.K. Hartline : lateral inhibition in the retina -- 49. Georg von Békésy : the mechanics of hearing -- 50. Jerome Bruner : motivation and perception -- 51. Gibson and Walk : the visual cliff -- 52. Lettvin et al. : what the frog's eye tells the frog's brain -- pt. 8. Social psychology -- 53. Theodore Newcomb : attitude change at college -- 54. Muzafer Sherif : prejudice and the robbers' cave -- 55. Kurt Lewin : tensions in the life space -- 56. Solomon Asch on conformity -- 57. Festinger et al. : when prophesy fails -- 58. Stanley Milgram on obedience to authority -- 59. Latané and Darley : the unresponsive bystander -- 60. Benjamin Franklin : Mesmer and animal magnetism
Control code
ocm56730032
Dimensions
26 cm.
Extent
xv, 362 p.
Isbn
9780313318214
Isbn Type
(alk. paper)
Lccn
2004023845
Other physical details
ill.
System control number
  • (Sirsi) o56730032
  • (Sirsi) o56730032
Label
Classic experiments in psychology, Douglas Mook
Link
http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip052/2004023845.html
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents
pt. 1. Introduction -- 1. About experiments -- 2. A brief history of experimental psychology -- pt. 2. Psychobiology -- 3. Hermann von Helmholtz and the nerve impulse -- 4. Paul Broca and the speech center -- 5. Karl Lashley : brain mechanisms and learning -- 6. James Olds : reward systems in the brain -- 7. Vincent Dethier : feeding in a fly -- 8. S.P. Grossman : chemical coding in the brain -- 9. Roger Sperry and the bisected brain -- pt. 3. Motivation and emotion -- 10. Neal Miller : fear as a learnable drive -- 11. Neal Miller : conflict -- 12. David McClelland on achievement motivation -- 13. Harry Harlow : a tale of two mothers -- 14. Nikolaas Tinbergen : the study of instinct -- 15. Teitelbaum and Epstein : hunger, thirst, and the brain -- 16. Schachter and Singer : cognition and emotion -- 17. Herman and Polivy : human hunger and cognition -- 18. Walter Mischel and self-control -- pt. 4. Learning -- 19. Edward Thorndike and the law of effect -- 20. Ivan Pavlov and classical conditioning -- 21. Wolfgang Köhler and the mentality of apes -- 22. Edward Tolman and cognitive maps -- 23. B.F. Skinner and operant conditioning -- 24. John Garcia : conditioned taste aversion -- 25. Albert Bandura : imitation and social learning -- 26. Gordon Paul : learning theory in the clinic -- 27. Martin Seligman : learned helplessness -- 28. Lepper et al. on the costs of reward -- pt. 5. Memory -- 29. Hermann Ebbinghaus on memory -- 30. Frederic Bartlett : meaning and memory -- 31. Brenda Milner and the case of H.M. -- 32. Lloyd and Margaret Peterson : short-term forgetting -- 33. Elizabeth Loftus : leading questions and false memories -- 34. Gordon Bower on state-dependent memory -- 35. Collins and Quillian : the structure of semantic memory -- pt. 6. Cognition -- 36. F.C. Donders and reaction time -- 37. The cautionary tale of Clever Hans -- 38. A.S. Luchins on not being mindless -- 39. George Miller on the magic number seven -- 40. Festinger and Carlsmith : cognitive dissonance -- 41. Roger Shepard and mental rotation -- 42. Richard Herrnstein : concepts in pigeons -- 43. Tversky and Kahneman : the framing of decisions -- pt. 7. Perception -- 44. Ernst Weber : the muscle sense and Weber's law -- 45. Gustav Fechner and the measurement of mind -- 46. Max Wertheimer on apparent movement -- 47. Selig Hecht and adaptation to the dark -- 48. H.K. Hartline : lateral inhibition in the retina -- 49. Georg von Békésy : the mechanics of hearing -- 50. Jerome Bruner : motivation and perception -- 51. Gibson and Walk : the visual cliff -- 52. Lettvin et al. : what the frog's eye tells the frog's brain -- pt. 8. Social psychology -- 53. Theodore Newcomb : attitude change at college -- 54. Muzafer Sherif : prejudice and the robbers' cave -- 55. Kurt Lewin : tensions in the life space -- 56. Solomon Asch on conformity -- 57. Festinger et al. : when prophesy fails -- 58. Stanley Milgram on obedience to authority -- 59. Latané and Darley : the unresponsive bystander -- 60. Benjamin Franklin : Mesmer and animal magnetism
Control code
ocm56730032
Dimensions
26 cm.
Extent
xv, 362 p.
Isbn
9780313318214
Isbn Type
(alk. paper)
Lccn
2004023845
Other physical details
ill.
System control number
  • (Sirsi) o56730032
  • (Sirsi) o56730032

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