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...om [[Missouri State University]] in 1970 with a [[Bachelor of Arts|BA]] in psychology (for which she received a [[Woodrow Wilson Fellowship]]), and was awarded a ...other [[ape]] [[species]] - a controversial position within linguistics, [[psychology]] and other sciences of the [[brain]] and [[mind]], also involving differen

...verman 2003) Confessions of a Closet Sociobiologist: Darwinian Movement in Psychology http://www.epjournal.net/filestore/ep0119.pdf </ref> term for the evolved p ...because they didn't have this trait, often became breakfast. Evolutionary Psychology, Memes and the Origin of War, Mankind Quarterly, Volume XLVI Number 4, Sum

...seminal experiments in all of [[psychology]] and specifically in [[social psychology]]. It was done by [[Stanley Milgram]] at [[Yale University]] and published ...few people will proceed to the maximum voltage. In fact, Milgram asked 19 psychology majors before the experiment what they thought would happen. The average wa

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...ild]] to [[adult]]. That time is identified with dramatic changes in body, psychology and academic career. In the onset of adolescence, children usually complete == Psychology of adolescents ==

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...ng Other : From Social Interaction to Self-Reflection Advances in Cultural Psychology. Greenwich, Conn.: Information Age Pub., 2006.

...personality, and is often referred to as one of the fathers of personality psychology. He rejected both a [[psychoanalytic]] approach to personality, which he th Allport had a profound and lasting influence on the field of psychology, even though his work is cited much less often than other well known figure

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'''Richard F. Haines''' is a [[psychology|psychologist]], retired from the [[National Aeronautics and Space Administr ...ned the faculty of San Jose State University as an Associate Professor of Psychology, while working part time as a scientist in the Research Institute for Advan

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[http://open.yale.edu/courses/psychology/introduction-to-psychology/sessions/lecture18.html What Happens When Things Go Wrong: Mental Illness, :A lecture on how modern clinical psychology both identifies and treats various mental disorders. Particular focus is pl

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...c Structures]]'' - and by the assertion of a strong linguistic [[nativism (psychology)|nativism]] (and therefore an assertion that some set of fundamental charac ...as including the notion of generative grammar. However, as both cognitive psychology and psycholinguistics have matured, they have found less and less use for g

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...as (2002) [http://cogprints.org/3386/ Great Expectations: The Evolutionary Psychology of Faith-Healing and the Placebo Effect] (Book Chapter)

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...uistics|theoretical linguists]], but also involves others fields such as [[psychology]]. As linguists often argue that the process of FLA is similar to [[second

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...ecses, Zoltán, Metaphor in Culture: Universality and Variation.] ''Culture Psychology'' 13:474-488. ...g/10.1177/09526950122120952 Mind, meaning and metaphor: the philosophy and psychology of metaphor in 19th-century Germany.] ''History of the Human Sciences'' 14:

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...Prize for Literature. His work is characterized by a heavy emphasis on the psychology of his characters, many of which are artists and academics. When Hitler cam

...orever]] and eventually turned into a [[flower]] with the same name. The [[psychology|psychologist]] [[Sigmund Freud]] speculated that all humans have some degre

}}</ref> Macdonald is Professor of Psychology, California State University (Long Beach). It was called a "primary voice

...inary field that can encompass many disciplines such as medicine, zoology, psychology, anthropology, and veterinary medicine, it is mostly known to the general p

...nderstood as influential in the development of [[psychodynamic]] models of psychology, and of theories concerning the ways in which the brain, mind and external

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*{{pl|Interrogation}} also in '''military''' and '''psychology''' *{{pl|Torture}} also in '''military''' and '''psychology'''

Umdergraduate preparation is typically in liberal arts containing psychology courses, and extensive dance experience. Entry into the profession is at th

...te. Such theories of problem solving fall under the domains of [[cognitive psychology]] and [[artificial intelligence]]. ...& Polson, P.G. (1976). A process model for water jug problems. ''Cognitive Psychology'' 8, 196-216.</ref> or the [[Tower of Hanoi]] problem<ref name=Egan1974>Ega

| title = Music Psychology: Tonal Structures in Perception and Memory | journal = Annual Reviews in Psychology

...tion of bringing about behavioral and/or emotional change. [[Experimental psychology]] is focused upon applying scientific means to ascertain the foundational c Most Universities today have two fields of Psychology curriculums for undergraduates. One is in the Arts, and the other in the Sc

'''''Bad Religion: the Psychology of Religious Misbehavior''''', is a 2007 book by [[Michael L. Klassen]] whi

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...speech or reason. It is the root for logic, and the suffix -ology (as in [[psychology]], [[philology]], [[theology]] and so on).

*Bialystok, E. & K. Hakuta (1994). ''In Other Words: The Science and Psychology of Second Language Acquisition''. New York: HarperCollins. ...nal state on the acquisition of English as a second language'. ''Cognitive Psychology'' 21: 60-99.

...Stockton. (1993). Eyeglasses and children's schemata. ''Journal of Social Psychology'' 133: 425-438.</ref> that children who require visual correctives internal ...ct as a setting event for infant learning. ''Journal of Experimental Child Psychology'' 17: 250-263.</ref>. This hypothesis may also explain why people wearing e

| journal = Advances in Cognitive Psychology

'''Abnormal psychology''' focuses on describing patterns of behavior that deviate from accepted so ...Lauren B. |coauthors= John H. Riskind, Margaret J. Manos |title= Abnormal Psychology: Current Perspectives |publisher= McGraw-Hill |year= 2004 |isbn= 007242298X

...retention of staff, and very prominently with sports psychology, exercise psychology, and rehabilitation. ...ead in many fields since publication, further developments in motivational psychology act to address criticisms and assumptions in Maslow's original theory.

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...primarily motivated by personal challenge, and it became apparent that the psychology of honeypot use could be complex. If a miscreant found he had been tricked

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...arch insights among an international group of [[linguistics|linguists]], [[psychology|psychologists]] and educators, ultimately supplying guidance on education p

...pted and sometimes preferred in those following a model of [[transpersonal psychology]].<ref>{{citation | journal = Journal of Transpersonal Psychology | year = 1991 | volume = 23|issue=1

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...as often controversial as well as being influential. He was a professor of psychology at the University of Connecticut and of linguistics at Yale University. He ..., his A.M. degree from the University of Missouri in 1939 and his Ph.D. in psychology from Yale University in 1942.

...w.ulb.ac.be/ Free University of Brussels], writing from the perspective of psychology, emphasizes a more human dimension of the concept: ...present society is the effect of overall change and acceleration on human psychology. Neither individual minds nor collective culture seem able to cope with the

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== Psychology and behavior of workplace bullies ==

...d [[parent|parental]] guide emphasizing rules and order), and the ''[[ego (psychology)|ego]]'', an [[adult]] reality&ndash;based mechanism to resolve conflicts b | title = Journal of Humanistic Psychology | date = October 1999 | volume = 39 | issue = 4

**[http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/aristotle-psychology/ ''Aristotle's psychology'' by Christopher Shields]

...es: Instability of self-esteem and affect". ''Journal of Social & Clinical Psychology'' '''25''' (6): 668-687.

...ook at interdisciplinary links with research fields such as philosophy and psychology.</ref> ...h informational structures in the mind. It is more specific than cognitive psychology, however, by focusing on natural language as a means for organizing, proces

...] and [[political science]], and to a lesser extent [[psychology]], social psychology and [[anthropology]]. Some authorities include portions of [[economics]],

...pmental biology]], and was a critic of [[sociobiology]] and [[evolutionary psychology]], as well as attempts to use biology to justify [[racism]]. He appeared on

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The [[comparative psychology|comparative study]] of mirror self-recognition is thus an area of active re

...= Behavioral Study of Obedience | journal = Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology | volume = 67 | pages = 371–378 | id = PMID 14049516 | url = http://conte

...in Sci.'' 30(2):135-154. PMID 17655784. From: Departments of Neurology and Psychology, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 87106, USA. rjung@themindinstitu * Kendra Van Wagner. [http://psychology.about.com/od/cognitivepsychology/p/intelligence.htm Theories of intelligenc

*Harwood, Dane (1976). 'Universals in Music: A Perspective from Cognitive Psychology', ''Ethnomusicology'' 20, no. 3:521-33.

...societies as a form of pre-modern affluence.: • A term basic to community psychology.

...filed a letter of complaint about [[Larry James]], to the [[Ohio Board of Psychology]], challenging his right to remain a certified psychologist, after the prom ...e = The complaint, which sought to revoke James’ license to practice psychology, was filed by human rights activists and psychologists, including Deborah P

...cial]], and [[personality psychology]]. It is defined by three [[Attitude (psychology)|attitudinal]] and [[behavioral]] clusters which [[correlation|correlate]] ...ritarian personality.’ In M. Zanna (Ed.) ''Advances in Experimental Social Psychology'', ''30'' (pp. 47–92). San Diego: Academic Press.</ref>

*{{cite book |title=Flow: The psychology of optimal experience |author=Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi |isbn=0060920432 |url *{{cite book |title=Rationality and Reasoning: Essays in Cognitive Psychology |author=Jonathon St.B. T. Evans and David E. Over |url=http://books.google.

*Charles Winnick - The addict [[psychology]].

...Cultural Features of Folkbiological Taxonomies and Inductions. ''Cognitive Psychology'' 32: 251-295.</ref> Differentiation between types in folk taxonomies is d It is an axiom of modern cognitive psychology, intellectually traceable to [[Gordon Allport]], that humans are innately p

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...isition of language is mainly carried out by [[linguist]]s and sometimes [[psychology|psychologist]]s or [[speech therapy|speech therapist]]s, SLA has expanded w

...re due to mental illness, and could be analyzed with the tools of abnormal psychology. In this period, the other school was "ideological", which would later be t ...ourse, was psychologically based. Another source is G.M. Gilbert's ''The Psychology of Dictatorship'', not specifically a history of Hitler alone, but having t

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In [[psychology]], '''madness''', '''insanity''' or '''craziness''' is associated with [[hu

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...Psychiatric Press: Washington DC</ref> <ref>Authur S. Reber- Dictionary of Psychology, Penguin p.690 (1995)</ref> The disorder is rare as compared to other [[per

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...diverse fields as biblical and systematic theology, cultural anthropology, psychology, sociology, history, geography, etc., and indeed any field which may inform

...quisition]], has become a focal point of research in [[linguistics]] and [[psychology]], particularly since the 1990s. Literacy usually helps learning, such as b

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...cept of Flow. In C. R. Snyder und S. J. Lopez (Eds.), Handbook of Positive Psychology (S. 89-105). Oxford: Oxford University Press.

...ges such as 12 have been vulnerable to alternative theories which invoke [[psychology|psychological]] or social factors applying as children move into [[adolesce ...''tabula rasa'' view that children were born without any real [[nativism (psychology)|innate]] language ability; however, linguistic "units", once "fixed", woul

...ose of this article is to outline the various criticisms of [[evolutionary psychology]], as well as counterarguments to these criticisms. == Controversies related to [[Evolutionary Psychology]], [[Sociobiology]], and [[Human behavioral ecology]]==

...Computer Science; Law; Theology and Religious Studies; Social Science and Psychology; Medical School and University Hospital.

...rder]], but [[science|scientists]], including [[biology|biologists]] and [[psychology|psychologists]], are not [[certainty|sure]] of what prompts people to take

In [[psychology]] and [[psychiatry]], '''cognitive therapy''' is "a direct form of [[psycho

...her webpage:</u> Derek Melser argues that the core assumption of both folk psychology and cognitive science—that thinking goes on in the head—is mistaken. Me

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** Volume 1: Esoteric Psychology I &mdash; 1936 ** Volume 2: Esoteric Psychology II &mdash; 1942

== Psychology in education == ...rology|neurologists]] deal with [[learning disorder]]s, and [[evolutionary psychology|evolutionary psychologists]] investigate the biological bases for different

* former Chairman, Department of Psychology, Pacific Lutheran University

...revents acquisition after a certain age, or what [[sociology|social]] or [[psychology|psychological]] factors, such as exposure to [[written language]], may acco ...uisition that better-reflected new insights from modern [[linguistics]], [[psychology]] and [[education]], it continues to be a tool for spotting potential probl

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...gineering]], [[industrial design]], [[kinesiology]], [[physiology]] and [[psychology]]. Typically, an ergonomist will have a BA or BS in Psychology, Industrial/Mechanical Engineering or Health Sciences, and usually an MA, M

Akerlof, George and Shiller, Robert: ''Animal Spirits: How Human Psychology Drives the Economy and Why it Matters for Global Capitalism'', Princeton Un

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...edia of Men and Masculinities | year = 2007 |publisher= [[Taylor & Francis|Psychology Press]] |location= London |isbn= 978-0-415-33343-6 | url=http://books.goog

* sci.* - scientific discussion (including psychology, electronics, biology etc.)

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...the term "workgroup". Let's say there is a history of biochemically based psychology: one could make arguments for Chicago Manual of Style (History), American

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* Evolutionary Psychology and the normal development of children and adolescents.

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...f a B.A. from [[Johns Hopkins University]] in 1886, a master's degree in [[psychology]] from [[Harvard University]] in 1906, and the study of [[comparative educa

...ped a severely ill patient recover substantially. She was married to the [[psychology|psychologist]] and [[writer]] [[Erich Fromm]].

...logy]]. Researchers are mainly drawn from linguistics, [[anthropology]], [[psychology]], and [[education]].

.../articles/pto-20070319-000004.html Hello Kitty: One Nation Under Cute]'. ''Psychology Today Magazine'' March/April.

...d musicologists was one of the main ingredients of the arising of Gestalt psychology at - for example – Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna and Graz. (There are slightly different notions of Gestalt psychology, but all share the characterizing conviction that what happens to a part o

...efully in implementing systems. [[Human factors]] engineers or [[cognitive psychology|cognitive psychologists]]s must be involved in the design; see [[#heads-up

...[[biology]], [[organic chemistry|organic]] and [[inorganic chemistry]], [[psychology]], and [[physics]]. Chiropractic programs require at least 4,200 hours of c ...s, geriatrics, dermatology, otolaryngology, diagnostic imaging procedures, psychology, nutrition/dietetics, biomechanics, orthopedics, neurology, first aid and e

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...parts of the human mind. Other practices indeed do summon. [[Transpersonal psychology]] attempts to put the two into a unified framework.

...degrees in philosophy, theology, religious studies, Biblical studies and [[psychology]]. Many trainee Catholic clergy and members of religious orders attend the

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...of [[artificial intelligence]], [[cognitive science]], [[neuroscience]], [[psychology]] and [[philosophy of mind]]. Connectionism models mental or behavioral phe ...models, and it is very common in connectionist models used by [[cognitive psychology|cognitive psychologists]].

'''Psycholinguistics''' or '''[[psychology]] of [[language (general)|language]]''' is the study of the psychological a ...terdisciplinary in nature and is studied in a variety of fields, such as [[psychology]], [[cognitive science]], and [[linguistics]]. There are several subdivisio

...emarkable. Aided by a local landowner he went to Jena and Leipzig to study psychology, philosophy and theology. He met Kant in 1791 and became something of a di

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==Psychology of Fire Use== ...n.pdf|title=ARSON: A Practitioner's Portfolio|date=1999|publisher=Forensic Psychology Practice LTD|accessdate=2007-08-21}}</ref> More commonly recognized is the

[[Charles Spearman]] pioneered the use of factor analysis in the field of psychology and is sometimes credited with the invention of factor analysis. He discov ...ed alternate factors in intellectual development, including motivation and psychology. Cattell also developed several mathematical methods for adjusting psychom

...an State University as an Assistant Professor, rose to become Professor of Psychology and Physiology, and was Director of the Neuroscience Graduate Program from

...asoning in Judgment of Conditional Probability," ''Journal of Experimental Psychology: General'' '''133'''(4): 626-642.</span> ...Brown, Thad A. (1995). "The Monty Hall Dilemma," ''Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin'' '''21'''(7): 711-729.</span>

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...technically to denote a particular [[Personality disorder|disorder]] in [[psychology]], ''idée fixe'' is used often in the description of disorders, and is emp The pathology is what is denoted in psychology and in the law, as in this technical article about [[anorexia nervosa]]:

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...m''' &ndash; is perhaps the best-known work of the Frankfurt-born [[social psychology|psychologist]] and [[social theory|social theorist]] [[Erich Fromm]].<ref n ...pendent Marxist journal, Harry Brown describes Fromm's argument as Marxist psychology, posing the question "So, if democracy is the supreme problem solver and fo

...phoneme segmentation in the young child. ''Journal of Experimental Child Psychology'' 18 (2), 201-212.

In [[Psychology]] the term '''halo-effect''' refers to a perceptional process whereby a per ...the performer’s physical attractiveness. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 29(3), 299-304.

Biologists working in the field of '''evolutionary psychology''' argue that not only did the human body and its physiological characteris *<font face="Gill Sans MT">Abstract:&nbsp;The growth of evolutionary psychology has led to renewed interest in what might be the significant evolutionary h

...processing."<ref name=Rohde/> One form of this thesis arises in [[cultural psychology]] where mind is viewed as a cultural phenomenon.<ref name=Ratner/> ...scaffold' to build and develop the more complex activity. In developmental psychology one application of scaffolding is the idea that early life experiences sign

...k on Skinner is often credited with sparking the cognitive revolution in [[psychology]] and spawning the new sub-discipline of [[psycholinguistics]].

For instance, the 100 range covers [[philosophy]], [[psychology]] and paranormalism. Within there, [[metaphysics]] is to be found at 110, [

...-effect/ The Tetris Effect (Definition + Examples)] published by Practical Psychology and reviewed by Andrew English, Ph.D., 2020

...on encompasses four main approaches in time research, namely developmental psychology, symbolic anthropology (covering the bulk of post-Durkheimian social anthro

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...sity of Chicago]] where he became chair of the department of philosophy, [[psychology]] and education. He and his wife enrolled their children in Parker’s scho ...thirty-five, he had already published two books on psychology and applied psychology. He had become dissatisfied with philosophy as pure speculation and was see

# Everitt, B. (1996) ''Making Sense of Statistics in Psychology'' (Oxford : Oxford University Press) ISBN 0198523661

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...I" is the Observed Mind, roughly akin to the ego or personality of Western psychology. The "I" differs from the true self (the Observer). Per the ''Yoga Sutras

...e change, theoretical biology, genetics, philosophy of mind, and cognitive psychology."

...The faculty instructors for the course are Randolph Nesse (Psychiatry and Psychology) and Alan Weder (Medicine).

...paper, ''Cognitive Representation of Semantic Categories'' (J Experimental Psychology v. 104:192-233), * Rosch, E. Heider (1973). "Natural categories", Cognitive Psychology 4, 328 - 350.

..., and Jaber F. Gubrium. Inner Lives and Social Worlds : Readings in Social Psychology. New York: Oxford University Press, 2003. ...tt. Family and Peers : Linking Two Social Worlds Praeger Series in Applied Psychology. Westport, Conn.: Praeger, 2000.

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...'after'' it has been advanced.” Popper then divides his problem into “the psychology of knowledge which deals with empirical facts, and the logic of knowledge w

...capital is a key concept in [[political science]], [[sociology]], [[social psychology]], [[economics]], and organizational behavior. It has been theorized about ...d in the more recent contribution of [[social psychology]] and [[cognitive psychology]] research. A former stage of his work had shown that judicial decisionmaki

...ct the pattern. Pattern recognition is studied in many fields, including [[psychology]], [[ethology]], and [[computer science]].

education, sociology, psychology, public health, urban planning, gender

...kland, Ph.D., the governor of Ohio, is a former SSU assistant professor of psychology. Shawnee State University was established in 1986. Vernal Riffe Jr., the f

...c theory, the concept of utility is combined with assumptions about human psychology summed up by Alfred Marshal in his statement that "there is an endless vari

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...physical laws of motion and the scientific understanding of physiology and psychology as a better explanation of the techniques taught by martial artists. Scient

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...capital is a key concept in [[political science]], [[sociology]], [[social psychology]], [[economics]], and organizational behavior. It has been theorized about ...d in the more recent contribution of [[social psychology]] and [[cognitive psychology]] research. A former stage of his work had shown that judicial decisionmaki

[[Psychology|Psychologist]] Robert Sternberg argued love has three components: {{Image|Three circles of love.jpg|right|300px|[[Psychology|Psychologist]] Robert Sternberg suggested there were three basic components

...of mistakes has been the discovery of ways of avoiding them. Experimental psychology has revealed the existence of characteristics of the human brain that are ...ting blood test results<ref> Michael Eysenck and Mark Keane ''Cognitive Psychology'' page 567 [http://books.google.com/books?id=22ZWi-LVLDcC&pg=PA483&lpg=PA48

...&lpg=PA60 |pages=p. 60 |chapter=Figure 1 |author=Carl Emil Seashore |title=Psychology of Music |publisher=Courier Dover Publications |edition=Reprint of McGraw-H

...and variegated opus, combining elements of linguistics, language teaching, psychology, statistics, and sociology. A further key publication was [[Randolph Quirk]

...Although there is an apparent false memory research bandwagon in cognitive psychology, with increasing numbers of studies published on this topic over the past d ...se: A national survey of psychologists. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 62, 636-639. A national sample of psychologists were asked whether they ha

...as had a major influence on research in political, personality, and social psychology. In Germany, authoritarianism has been recently studied by Klaus Roghmann,

...e one's fingers dipped in linguistic theory (at all its levels), cognitive psychology, cognitive neuroscience, communicative disorders, and experiments "wet" and

== The psychology behind the link between stress and eating ==

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• Friedlander, F. & L.D. Brown, Organization Development, Annual Review of Psychology, 25, l974, 313-341.

...child at the time of the event, the more reliable is the memory. Cognitive psychology further finds that memory is an active process of reconstruction that is su

*[http://cred.columbia.edu/guide/index.html The Psychology of Climate Change Communication] - A Guide for Scientists, Journalists, Edu

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...shon; Stanley A. ''The Clinton Presidency: Campaigning, Governing, and the Psychology of Leadership'' Westview Press, 1995 ...hon; Stanley A. '' The Clinton Presidency: Campaigning, Governing, and the Psychology of Leadership'' (1995) [http://www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&d=9961027 online

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...ee adventure, and touches on a secretive detective named Quillan, a senior Psychology Service agent named Pilch, plasmoids, and Old Galactics. Trigger is one of ...new-found talent and struggling to avoid becoming a tool of the powerful [[Psychology Service]]. It will not be her last encounter with the secretive agency, an

...work and considers the implications of his work for philosophy, cognitive psychology, social studies of science and feminism"'')

...f variation. There are probably several reasons for this. One may be human psychology. It is easier for us to think in terms of homogeneous classes of things, ra ...perspective on menopause. ''Journal of Social, Evolutionary, and Cultural Psychology''. 4(4):215-240.

...featuring full text reviews of current scholarly and professional books in psychology, and 40,000 older reviews dating back to 1956.

Generally, [[psychology|psychologists]] and [[biochemistry|biochemists]] and other [[science|scient {{Image|Institut of Psychology Szeged EEG Laboratory.jpg|Left|320px|Scientists can measure brain waves usi

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...ermans, "But it could not teach them the organization, modus operandi, and psychology of the German intelligence and security services; and it did not call upon

...ckquote>...an important murder trial, with real understanding of courtroom psychology and technique. But the camera eye of the author constantly flashes from thi

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...r the last quarter century, the dominant tendency in comparative cognitive psychology has been to emphasize the similarities between human and nonhuman minds and

*Mandler, George. Cognitive Psychology: An Essay in Cognitive Science. Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates,

...ation literacy acquisition in European orthographies. ''British Journal of Psychology'', ''94'' (2), 143-174.

...ntologists may have degrees or training in [[social work]], [[nursing]], [[psychology]], [[sociology]], [[anthropology]], [[demography]], gerontology, [[economic

...an idea that is entering [[academia]], especially in the areas of [[child psychology]], [[ethics]] and [[environmental sciences]]. There are several broad categ ...likely increase one’s parenting skills, such as in: [[nutrition]], [[child psychology]] or [[health education]].

...ess’ through Eugenics" from Psychology of Mental Fossils, toward an Archeo-psychology by Douglas Keith Candland at [http://www.douglascandland.com/images/chapter

...mechanisms related to learning of human languages may be of interest in [[psychology]] and [[medicine]] due to its exercise of higher brain function. [[Compute

...ies in Hierarchical Structures,'' Thomas L. Saaty, Journal of Mathematical Psychology, Vol. 15, No. 3, 1977, pp. 234-281. The first paper published in a recogniz ...Ratio Judgements,'' Thomas L. Saaty, Janos Aczel, Journal of Mathematical Psychology, Vol. 27, No. 1, March 1983, pp. 93-102. The seminal paper about how the ge

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...ing of morality at a philosophical level, just as one might use the term ''psychology'' to refer to a person's mental faculties, or to the study of human mental

..."common-sense" doctrine. He was a thorough inductionist in philosophy and psychology but was sensitive to the realistic interpretations of [[Kepler]] and [[Gali

...Blanchard, Bailey, and Lawrence theory controversy|controversial work]] of psychology professor [[J. Michael Bailey]] and of [[Ray Blanchard]] and others describ

...ve attracted significant attention in [[primatology]], [[anthropology]], [[psychology]], [[cognitive science]] and [[linguistics]].

In his various areas of interest, he used a [[transpersonal psychology]], which includes the possibility of non-ordinary realities; this is consis He founded the [[John E. Mack Institute]] in 1989 as the [[Center for Psychology and Social Change]], a year before the publication of his first book on ali

...lines deal with this topic, including [[philosophy]], [[musicology]] and [[psychology]]. The perspective presented here is mainly a psychological one, yet some t ...ly associated with certain emotions is left over to the testing of [[music psychology]] (see next paragraph).

..., "speech" lit. "to talk about old age") is the study of the [[social]], [[Psychology|psychological]], [[Biology|biological]], [[Politics|political]], [[Economic ...hat there are a number of sub-fields, as well as associated fields such as psychology and sociology that also cross over into gerontology. However, that there is

Aspects of [[cognitive science]] and [[cultural psychology]] suggest that indeed the mind is not coterminous with the brain, because t ...ited to conciliate the apparently contrasting viewpoints of physiology and psychology. Indeed, the necessity of considering the interaction between the measuring

...offers programs in Social Science, Environmental Science, Health Science, Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, International Business Management, Social Change,

...parts of larger systems. This is also a basis of systemic [[coaching]] in psychology.

...qualified, but a basic acquaintance with [[psychiatry|psychiatric]] and [[psychology|psychological]] considerations is typically a part of their training. In m *[[Humanistic psychology|Humanistic/supportive]]

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...He also served as the president of the International Society of Political Psychology, the Sociological Research Association, the World Association for Public Op

...n Voter'' (1964), highly influential study by [[Michigan School]] of voter psychology in 1950s. [http://www.amazon.com/American-Voter-Angus-Campbell/dp/022609254

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...such as communication.<ref>Ghezzi, P. M. (2007). Discrete Trials Training. Psychology in Schools, 44 (7), 667-679. doi: 10.1002 /pits.20256</ref> This technique

...chological Basis of Financial Market Trends and Patterns'', The Journal of Psychology and Financial Markets 2001, Vol. 2, No. 3]</ref>. That conduct may be consi

...ly to Jerry Coyne]'. John Tooby and Leda Cosmides, Center for Evolutionary Psychology, University of California, Santa Barbara. 2000.</ref> This debate has also

...s experiment, and others, to better explore the link between mysticism and psychology, including [[Michael Persinger]]'s use of magnetic inducement of temporal l

...ispositions, and self-reported behavior among adolescents.'' Developmental Psychology'' 22, 521-530.</ref> and a capacity for intimacy<ref name=Sullivan1953>Sull ...D. (1985). A revised class play method of peer assessment. ''Developmental Psychology'' 21, 523-533.</ref>, children were asked to nominate peers who best fit in

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...is psychologically beneficial to the viewer. One can reduce the truth and psychology to ethical benefit: for one might say that art that is not psychologically

...mechanisms related to learning of human languages may be of interest in [[psychology]] and [[medicine]] due to its exercise of higher brain function. [[Compute

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...pproach - that is to say, it is much more ready to include the insights of psychology, sociology and other relevant areas of knowledge in its deliberations, and

* Fischer, Markus. "Machiavelli's Political Psychology," ''The Review of Politics,'' Vol. 59, No. 4 (Autumn, 1997), pp. 789-829 [h

...the social characteristics of the troops, and the commanders' politics and psychology. From then on, his attention to psychological factors added to the compound

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...Cerebral laterality in affect and affective illness: A review. Journal of Psychology 1996, 130: 447 – 459.

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...f Aquarius''. She wrote on subjects such as meditation, healing, spiritual psychology, the destiny of nations, and prescriptions for society, publishing twenty-f ...te between them are forms of energy.<ref>Bailey, Alice A (1936) ''Esoteric Psychology I'' Lucis Trust</ref> From one essential energy, divinity, proceeds seven r

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...authors= |year=April 2005 |title=Dissociative Disorders |journal=Clinical Psychology |volume=` |issue= |pages=227-253 |url=http://arjournals.annualreviews.org/d ...ontributed to the book come from the fields of psychotherapy, counselling, psychology, medicine, law, police, psychoanalysis and social work. Chapters include di

...e mistakes when they reason. More importantly, the literature in cognitive psychology shows that people’s reasoning ability appears to make systematic and pred

...ata. <ref>Guilford, J.P., Fruchter, B. (1978). ''Fundamental statistics in psychology and education''. New York: McGraw-Hill.</ref>