Explorations in the History of Psychology in the United StatesJosef Brožek Bucknell University Press, 1984 - 333 páginas This collection of monographs traces the development of psychology in the United States from the 1630s to the present, describing and explaining the influence of European and indigenous doctrines and methods, and chronicling the process from meager beginnings to world leadership in the field. Illustrated. |
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Scottish Philosophy and Academic Orthodoxy | 34 |
Consolidation and Development of Academic Psychology | 42 |
Academic Reform and the Coming of the New Psychology | 48 |
ITS APPLICATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS | 61 |
John Dewey and J F Angell | 165 |
E L Thorndike | 167 |
R S Woodworth | 171 |
W B Cannon | 172 |
Mary W Calkins and Gordon Allport | 175 |
G H Mead | 177 |
Morton Prince Boris Sidis and J J Putnam | 181 |
Overview | 184 |
The Theory of the Mind | 62 |
Creating a Need for Conversion | 63 |
The Fruitless Search for God and Salvation | 67 |
A Preface to the Operation of the Spirit in Conversion | 69 |
The Discovery of Divine Love | 73 |
The Psychological Basis of Spiritual Uncertainty | 78 |
The Need for Criteria | 79 |
Marks and Signs as Evidence | 81 |
Solemn Inward Pain of Truth | 85 |
Edwardss Achievement | 87 |
The Psychological Thought of Jonathan Edwards 17031758 A Historiographical Review | 97 |
BETWEEN THE OLD AND THE NEW PSYCHOLOGY | 121 |
General Chronological Framework | 123 |
Teaching at Lewisburg | 125 |
Presidency at Lewisburg | 126 |
The University of Rochester | 127 |
Thinking and Writing | 128 |
The Elements of Psychology | 129 |
Genetic Philosophy | 136 |
From Dualism toward Monism | 139 |
Applying Psychology | 142 |
Synopsis | 143 |
ITS REVOLUTIONARY IMPACT ON AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY | 148 |
William Jamess Psychology of Will | 149 |
Fiat as Inhibition and Consent | 151 |
Feelings of Innervation Refuted on Empirical Grounds | 153 |
A Functionalist Critique of the Association of Ideas | 155 |
The Impact on American Psychology | 158 |
J M Baldwin | 160 |
Conclusion | 186 |
PIONEER PSYCHOLOGY LABORATORIES IN CLINICAL SETTINGS | 196 |
1 Growth of Academic Laboratories | 197 |
2 Equipment | 199 |
3 Support | 201 |
5 The Laboratory and Scientific Psychology | 202 |
6 To Introspect or Not to Introspect | 203 |
7 Laboratories in Action | 205 |
Psychological Research in Psychiatric Settings | 207 |
Institutional Personnel | 209 |
Academic Personnel | 226 |
An Overview | 227 |
Psychological Research in the Context of Mental Deficiency | 228 |
The Laboratory Era | 230 |
Between the Experimental Laboratory and the Testing Room | 235 |
The Mental Testers | 253 |
JAMES MCKEEN CATTELL AND AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY IN THE 1920S | 273 |
Mental Testing | 276 |
Industrial Psychology | 283 |
Certification of Consulting Psychologists | 290 |
Financial Support of Child Psychology | 292 |
The Psychological Community and E B Titchener | 294 |
The Ninth International Congress of Psychology | 295 |
Gestalt Psychology in America | 297 |
Closing Comments | 307 |
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS | 324 |
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Página 19 - After God had carried us safe to New England, and we had builded our houses, provided necessaries for our livelihood, reared convenient places for God's worship, and settled the civil government, one of the next things we longed for and looked after was to advance learning and perpetuate it to posterity; dreading to leave an illiterate ministry to the churches, when our present ministers shall lie in the dust.