41. Search Result Refine search criteria. McDougall, William (18711938) Body and Mind A Historyand a Defense of Animism London 1911 London Methuen Co. Ltd., 1911. http://www.ilabdatabase.com/member/search.php3?membernr=1572&ordernr=GACH016644

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MA MC ME MG ... MY List of persons with surname beginning MC Mc Gregor, William (fl 1938-1940) Student Mcadam, Daphne Elspeth (B1914), Great Yarmouth Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Mcadam, Sir James Nicholl (1785-1852) Knight General Surveyor of Turnpikes Mcadam, John (1806-1883) Radical Mcadam, John Loudon (1756-1836) Engineer Mcaliskey, Josephine Bernadette (b 1947) MP Politician ... Mcallister, William Frederick (fl 1915-1918) Physician, Leicester Leicester, Leicestershire Mcarthur, Archibald (fl 1782-1783) Brigadier General Mcarthur, John (1755-1840) Author Mcarthur, Sir William (1809-1887) Knight MP Lord Mayor Sheriff of London Mcarthur, William (fl 1961) Writer ... Mcauliffe, Patrick (fl 1865-1880) Irish Emigrant To America, Milford Newport, Rhode Island Milford, County Cork Mcbeth, Alexander (1899-1985) Member of the Plymouth Brethren Mcbey, James (1883-1959) Painter and Etcher Mcbride, John (1651-1718) Irish Presbyterian Minister Mcbride, John (d 1800) Admiral ... Mcbryde, William (fl 1862) Australia Mcburney, Charles Brian Montagu (1914-1979) Archaeologist Mccabe, Edward (1816-1885) Cardinal Archbishop of Dublin Mccabe, Joseph (1867-1955) Author Mccabe, William Putnam (? 1776-1821) United Irishman ... Mccanlis, William (fl 1862-1882) Cricketer, Woolwich Woolwich, Kent Mccardie, Sir Henry Alfred (1869-1933) Knight Judge

43. Il Prestigiatore Nell'indagine Sul Paranormale Translate this page Su proposta dello psicologo William McDougall (1871-1938) accetta di istituirepresso la Duke University di Durham (North Carolina) un dipartimento di http://www.marianotomatis.it/prestig.htm

Raccolta di articoli critici IL RUOLO DEL PRESTIGIATORE NELL'INDAGINE SUL PARANORMALE Relazione della conferenza al Politecnico di Torino di Mariano Tomatis (20 ottobre 2001) Non bisogna credere che le opere della magia siano altra cosa che le opere stesse della natura. Gianbattista Della Porta (1535-1615) L'acronimo C.I.C.A.P. non significa, come alcuni pensano erroneamente, Comitato Italiano Contro le Affermazioni sul Paranormale Comitato Italiano per il Controllo delle Affermazioni sul Paranormale mentalismo Quali sono i motivi che giustificano la presenza di una persona di spettacolo e intrattenimento nell'indagine di un fenomeno paranormale? Prestigi, truffe e inganni In un articolo della rivista di critica teatrale New York La meravigliosa arte dell'inganno (Sugarco, 1982), "l'illusionista - unico tra tutti gli ingannatori - annuncia alla presenza di coloro che sta per ingannare di essere sul punto di fare proprio questo". fenomeno paranormale parapsicologia Nascita e sviluppo della parapsicologia paranormale Percezione extrasensoriale PK o Psicocinesi e kinesis , dove il prefisso sta ad indicare la provenienza cerebrale delle ipotetiche energie in grado di trasmettersi agli oggetti, mentre kinesis I settori di ricerca della parapsicologia sono, dunque, due, la percezione extrasensoriale (ESP) e la psicocinesi (PK). La ESP si suddivide a sua volta in quattro categorie: Telepatia, Chiaroveggenza, Precognizione e Retrocognizione (che comprende in particolare la "psicometria").

44. Los Grandes Pioneros Translate this page Esta teoría tiene una aceptación general entre los parapsicólogos.William McDougall. William McDougall (1871-1938) Siendo lector http://www.arrakis.es/~loisscribt/misterios/pioneros.htm

45. Becker Medical Library Books A=McDougall, William, 18711938. N=HM 251 M137i 1921 (BACS 473891). Explorer of themind. A=McDougall, William, 1871-1938. N=BF 1031 M137w 1967 (BACS 475036). http://becker.wustl.edu/miniecat/BAM129.html

Becker Medical Library Books Authors beginning with:M (page 29) T=Psychiatric treatment of the child / edited by John F. McDermott, Jr., and Saul I. Harrison. A=McDermott, John F., ed. Harrison, Saul I., ed. N=WS 350 P974a 1977 (BACS#491337) T=Private libraries in Creole Saint Louis / by John Francis McDermott. ... N=QV 120 M143i 1986 (BACS#448770)

46. Becker Medical Library Books Explorer of the mind. A=McDougall, William, 18711938. N=BF 1031 M137w 1967(BACS 475036). T=William Osler a life in medicine / Michael Bliss. http://becker.wustl.edu/miniecat/BTW106.html

Becker Medical Library Books Titles beginning with:W (page 6) T=Why would a girl go into medicine : Medical education in the United States: a guide for women / Margaret A. Campbell. A=Campbell, Margaret A. N=W 18 C189w 1973 (BACS#493477) T=Why your child is hyperactive. ... N=WH 100 W728h 1995 (BACS#367280)

47. æïí ëÌÕ articles. Brand, Chris William McDougall (18711938) heterodox andangry with psychologists by nature, nurture and circumstance. http http://club.fom.ru/182/179/159/238/library.html

www.fom.ru english McDougall, William, American psychologist http://www.bartleby.com/65/mc/McDougWUS.html An important figure in the development of social and physiological psychology, he was a professor of psychology at Harvard (1920–27), and at Duke from 1927 until his death. He studied eugenics and heredity, and for 17 years conducted experiments on the inheritance of acquired characteristics. He maintained that individuals are motivated by inherited instincts that push them toward goals which may be unknown to them. His works include An Introduction to Social Psychology (1908–50, repr. 1973) and Physiological Psychology (1920). Some William McDougall Links http://elvers.stjoe.udayton.edu/history/people/McDougall.html The Honourable Sir William McDougall, 1869 http://www.assembly.ab.ca/lao/library/lt-gov/mcdougal.htm The Honourable Sir William McDougall was the only Lieutenant Governor of Rupert's Land and the Northwest Territories. However, when he tried to enter that jurisdiction from the United States, he was turned back near the border by Louis Riel's insurgents before he could establish his authority at Fort Garry. Consequently, he resigned from office. Willaim McDougall's William McDougall http://spartan.ac.brocku.ca/~lward/McDougall/McDougall_1930.html

48. Ivan Sechenov 1829-1905 explanation of consciousness. William McDougall 18711938. McDougallwas an important part of psychology in England. He helped establish http://www.reed.edu/~ramsdelp/Behaviorism.htm

Sechenov -Pavlov- Bechterev -Watson- ... McDougall- Ivan Sechenov Founder of Russian Objective psychology, studied with Müller , as well as Helmholtz as a part of his physiological training. Denied that thoughts caused behavior, Sechenov believed that external stimulation causes all behavior, thought is inconceivable without it. When Sechenov discovered that the brain had inhibitory mechanisms, he decided that it was possible to study psychology through physiology. (A frog’s pulling its leg out of acid can be inhibited by placing salt on areas of the brain.) Sechenov felt that what made humans special was their ability to take past experiences and use them to inhibit reflexes. All behavior can be explained through the inhibition or excitation of reflexes Psychology should be studied using objective physiology, which would take more time than introspection but would also be more reliable than introspection Ivan Pavlov 1849-1936 Began studying for the priesthood but ended up enrolling in the Military Medical Academy to study Natural Science, and then medicine. Pavlov was eventually appointed professor of physiology in St Petersburg.

49. GRUPO DE ESTUDOS AVANCADOS ESPIRITAS - GEAE 9(49)/93 14/09/93 Translate this page William James iria exercer notoria influencia sobre o psicologo ingles William McDougall(1871-1938), professor da Universidade de Oxford, que fundaria, mais http://www.geae.inf.br/pt/boletins/geae049.txt

50. Behaviorism: The Beginnings Criticism of Watson’s Behaviorism. William McDougall (18711938). instinctivetheory of behavior; his book on social psychology; supported free will; http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Bay/9166/watsonjb.htm

Behaviorism: the beginnings John. B. Watson (1878-1958) Vicious childhood Not successful in introspection at university of Chicago Wanted his Behaviourism to be practical not just in the lab Psychology of advertisement at Johns Hopkins Earliest attempt at experimental work on infant Second career as applied psychologist in the field of ad. Strike a deep psychological habit or need. Pioneering the use of celebrity Presented his B into public audience Published Psychological care of the infant and child. Reaction to him Psychology was to be the science of behavior, not the introspective study of consciousness. Psychology's goal is to be the prediction and control of behaviour Method of behaviourism Watson's methods Use of instrument Testing methods Verbal report method Conditioned reflex method Test results should be treated as samples of behaviour rather than indicators of metal qualities Test does not measure intellectual qualities instead, measures the subject's responses to the stimulus situation of taking the test and nothing more Explain introspection (thinking) is speaking overtly to ourselves, namely behaving.

51. Episteme Translate this page Corriente Psicológica de la Psicología Social reconoce sus antecesores en WilhelmWundt (1832-1921) continua con William McDougall (1871-1938) en Inglaterra http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/5396/Episteme.html

Lic. Gladys Adamson scientia "conocimiento" derivado de sciens, -tis , "el que sabe" participio activo de scire "saber" Etimológicamente por lo tanto ciencia significa "el saber". Los griegos empleaban las palabras conocimiento y saber y no el concepto de ciencia como lo entendemos hoy. doxa Solo en la época moderna a partir de Descartes, Leibniz, Locke, Berkeley, Hume y otros el problema del conocimiento se convierte en problema central dentro de la filosofía. Son autores que han desplegado mucho esfuerzo teórico en cuestiones relativas al "método" y a la "estructura del conocimiento". Pero es en Kant que el problema del conocimiento comenzó a ser objeto de una "teoría del conocimiento" Ciencia Moderna El paradigma que corresponde a la ciencia moderna es el modelo físico-matemático. Hacia fines del siglo XVIII otras disciplinas, como la química, la biología y las ciencias sociales fueron desarrollándose y lograron ser incluidas en el concepto de ciencia con distinta fortuna. Por algo se las denomina "ciencias duras" a las naturales y "blandas" a las sociales. Ciencias formales Ejemplos: ciencias naturales y sociales Actualmente las ciencias se distinguen en ciencias formales Ciencias naturales sociales o humanas

52. Erdély Ma - Egy Szebb Holnapért A nap gondolata. A cselekvés mozgásba lendült akarat. (McDougall,William 18711938, amerikai pszichológus). @erdely.ma + @erdely.com. http://www.erdely.ma/turizmus.php?id=4913

53. Burnsland Cemetery Index, Calgary, Alberta, 1994 McDougall, ROBERT, 18921963. McDougall, RONALD, -1965. McGregor, Thomas, -1977.McGregor, William, 1878-1929. McGuire, Maud Gouge, 1871-1938. McGuire, Mother, -1957. http://www.afhs.ab.ca/data/cemeteries/burnsland/burns_mc.html

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54. IPac2.0 Author, Titles. McDougall, Walter A., 1946, 7. McDougall, William, 1871-1938. 4.McDougall s medicine (Television program), 1. McDougle, Paul. 1. McDowall, Anne.1. http://199.125.75.21/ipac20/ipac.jsp?profile=mcl&limit=LO01 = mcl*&index=PAUTHOR

55. Fvm:Mcdougall, W. McDougall, w. McDougall, William (18711938). - americký psychológbritského pôvodu; zakladatel sociálnej psychológie; hormická http://dent.ii.fmph.uniba.sk/~filit/fvm/mcdougall_w.html

FILIT Obsah Chronológia Registre ... Zoznam M Mcdougall, w. McDougall, William (1871-1938) americký psychológ britského pôvodu; zakladateµ sociálnej psychológie; hormická psychológia, in¹tinkty; uèebnice.

56. First Prague Symposium "Frontiers Of Psychology" -- Abstracts In the United States, William McDougall (18711938) set up the first ParapsychologicalLaboratory at Duke University in North Carolina (1935). http://www.igpp.de/english/ppl/psfp1/abstr.htm

First Prague Symposium "Frontiers of Psychology" Abstracts A Short History of Psychical Research and Parapsychology Eberhard Bauer Parapsychological Methods: Problems and Solutions Robert L. Morris University of Edinburgh Experimental Exploration of Anomalous Cognitive and Psychophysiological Effects Deborah L. Delanoy Department of Psychology, University of Edinburgh States of Consciousness and Functional States of The Brain: A Holistic Approach Jiri Wackermann Consciousness is not a thing that can be an object of experience; rather, it is the prerequisite of any experience of things. By states of consciousness we mean various modes of organisation of the experience in its perceptual, cognitive, emotional and conative aspects. The variety of states of consciousness is well-known to us; over a day cycle, we go through at least three major states of consciousness, the waking state, the no-dream sleep and the dream consciousness. In the last three decades, increasing attention and research effort focused to so-called altered states of consciousness (ASC), i. e. modes of consciousness transcending the usual three-state variety. Functional states of the brain (FSB), i. e. the dynamical spatio-temporal patterns of physiological brain processes, are known to correlate to a large extent with the states of consciousness. The 'via regia' to the characterisation of FSBs is the electrical activity of the brain (electroencephalogram, EEG). Traditional methods focused to analysis of frequency contents of locally recorded activities, neglecting the spatial aspect of the electrical field patterns. Modern methods of topographic analysis of EEG take into account the electrical activity of the brain in its entirety. The state-space approach to EEG provides a synthetic portrait of the spatio-temporal dynamics of EEG and thus makes it possible to characterise the electrical activity of a functioning brain as a whole, by few numerical global descriptors. In contrast to the current trends in neurosciences, this a phenomenological, top-down, holistic approach.

57. Draft Chronology 1915-24 . William McDougall (18711938) 1920 opus The Group Mind; famous list of instincts;Lamarckian experiment. (See also The Battle of Behaviorism, below). http://www.unbf.ca/psychology/likely/headlines/C1915_24.htm

58. :: PACEM :: Moralsk Og Militær Naivitet? Only he can command who has the courage and initiative to disobey.(1).William McDougall (18711938, britisk psykolog). Innledning. http://www.pacem.no/2001/2/annet/maeland/

Pacem nr. 2-2001 Til forsiden Krigsskolekadetter og dokumentarfilmen om My Lai Only he can command who has the courage and initiative to disobey. William McDougall (1871-1938, britisk psykolog) Innledning Normalt ikke 15 (22%) Under noen omstendighet 55 (82%) Under ingen omstendighet 4 (6 %) selv 1 selv og andre 4 andre 32 ingen 30 Helt vanlige mennesker kan plutselig bli krigsforbrytere (nr 23). Konstatering av fakta (nr 24). Ansvar kan ikke situasjonsbestemmes, ansvar er absolutt (nr 20). En mer nennsom kadett sier: Ja 39 (58 %) Nei 28 (42 %) 1. Hensynet til hvordan samfunnet vil oppfatte handlingen i ettertid 2. Hensynet til universelle normer og regler av moralsk karakter 3. Hensynet til reglene/konvensjonene i krigens folkerett 7. Hensynet til undergitte, 8. Hensynet til egne normer, verdier og holdninger. Resultatene ble, grafisk presentert: 2. Hensynet til eget personell oppfattes som viktigere enn hensynet til oppdraget. English Summary Forsvarets Overkommando, Feltprestkorpset, Bygning 7, Oslo mil/Akershus, 0015 OSLO. E-post: rrolfsen@mil.no

59. (Unedited) Sample Chapter -- Inventing Personality: Gordon Allport And The Scien social psychology. xxii That same year Lowell found his suitable replacement William McDougall (1871-1938). McDougall was an http://www.apa.org/books/431684As.html

Inventing Personality: Gordon Allport and the Science of Selfhood By Ian A. M. Nicholson, PhD (Unedited) SAMPLE CHAPTER Chapter 5 A Science of 'Personality': Graduate School (1920-1922) The development of a complete and sensitive instrument of individual measurement for personality as well as for intelligence is a distant but perhaps not an unattainable goal. i ii As historian Modris Eksteins has noted, meaning was one of major casualties of the Great War. Old customs and justifications were blown apart, "and as the external world collapsed in ruins, the only redoubt of integrity became the individual personality." iii As a student in the Harvard SATC, Allport had not lived the horror, but as he crisscrossed the scarred landscape as a tourist, the hope and idealism that had seemed so alive in 1917-1918 was noticeably absent. His mind was stirred not by ethics and politics, but by the battlefield's brutal aesthetic. Unfettered by meaning, Allport simply absorbed the awesome spectacle and registered its extraordinary depth and drama. "To walk around the shell-holes and pick up bits of metal and significant bullets was fascinating. It is extremely dangerous however to handle grenades and shells which lie everywhere on the hills." iv v Alienated by the spiritual emptiness of modern America, Allport questioned his future in a culture that equated 'progress' with ever more spectacular displays of technological prowess. "I fear I am the soul-stunted individual who will go down to the vile dust, unwept, unhonored and unsung; for I can't summon much of the fervor which the native land is supposed to elicit from the wanderer." Unable to conjure up an optimistic vision of the future, Allport's thoughts drifted back to Constantinople's exoticism and premodern allure. "I would prefer to be in Turkey this very day (September 15, 1920) officiating at the opening of the Hamlin Hall dining room."

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John Gach Books, Inc. List 1121: Humanistic Psychology Created: 7 Jul 2003 Return to Gach Books home page New Arrivals Browse by Date of List Search our online inventory ... Inquire When ordering, please specify the catalog or list number as well as item numbers. Our online inventory uses a secure server for credit card orders. It is only necessary to order the first book from our lists through the secure server. Subsequent items can be ordered as a group via ordinary e-mail, since we will already have your credit card and shipping information from the first order. 1. Ashbrook, James B. Humanitas: Human Becoming and Being Human. Nashville/NY: Abingdon Press, [1973]. 8vo. 256pp. Cloth. A very good copy in dust jacket. (OP). Inquire Order 2. Bugental, James F. T., comp. Challenges of Humanistic Psychology. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, [1967]. Large 8vo. Printed double-column format. 1st Edition, 5th printing. xiv+[2]+362+[6]pp. Printed decorative white card covers. Shelfworn, some cover creasing, a good to very good secondhand copy. (OP). Weight: 1 pound 8 ounces = 696 grams. SIZE: 25 x 17.5 x 2.2cm. Inquire Order The Course of Human Life: A Study of Goals in the Humanistic Perspective. Charlotte Bühler, Fred Massarik, Editors. New York: Springer Publishing Company, Inc., [1968]. 8vo. 1st Edition. ix+[1]+422pp. Printed blue cloth with black lettering. A very good ex-library copy with the usual markings. (OP). Weight: 1 pound 14 ounces = 870 grams. SIZE: 23.3 x 15.5 x 3cm.

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