Titre :	Great experiments in psychology.
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Garrett, Henry E. (Henry Edward), Auteur
Editeur :	New York : Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc
Année de publication :	c1941
Importance :	358 p.
Présentation :	Illustration
Format :	24 cm
Note générale :	Includes bibliographical references
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Psychology Psychology, Experimental Psychophysiology
Index. décimale :	BF 181
Note de contenu :	Pavlov and the conditioned reflex. -- Franz's and Lashley's studies of the role of the brain in learning. -- Thorndike's laws of learning. -- Köhler's experiments in perception and learning and their importance for Gestalt psychology. -- Thorndike's and Woodworth's experiments on the transfer of training and their influence upon the doctrine of formal discipline. -- Ebbinghaus's studies in memory and forgetting. -- Watson's studies of the behavior of the human infant. -- Cannon and experimental studies of the emotions. -- Experimental approaches to personality study. -- McDougall and social psychology. -- Binet and the individual intelligence test. -- The Army tests: Alpha, Beta, and AGCT. -- Galton and the measurement of individual differences. -- Visual and auditory perception: the work of Helm-Holtz and others. -- Cattell's studies of reaction time. -- Weber's and Fechner's laws and the development of psychophysics.

Great experiments in psychology. [texte imprimé] / Garrett, Henry E. (Henry Edward), Auteur . - New York : Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc, c1941 . - 358 p. : Illustration ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Psychology Psychology, Experimental Psychophysiology
Index. décimale :	BF 181
Note de contenu :	Pavlov and the conditioned reflex. -- Franz's and Lashley's studies of the role of the brain in learning. -- Thorndike's laws of learning. -- Köhler's experiments in perception and learning and their importance for Gestalt psychology. -- Thorndike's and Woodworth's experiments on the transfer of training and their influence upon the doctrine of formal discipline. -- Ebbinghaus's studies in memory and forgetting. -- Watson's studies of the behavior of the human infant. -- Cannon and experimental studies of the emotions. -- Experimental approaches to personality study. -- McDougall and social psychology. -- Binet and the individual intelligence test. -- The Army tests: Alpha, Beta, and AGCT. -- Galton and the measurement of individual differences. -- Visual and auditory perception: the work of Helm-Holtz and others. -- Cattell's studies of reaction time. -- Weber's and Fechner's laws and the development of psychophysics.