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Computational Modeling in Developmental Psychology

IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation, 2007
This manuscript surveys computational modeling efforts by researchers in developmental psychology. Developmental psychology is ready to blossom into a modern science that focuses on causal mechanistic explanations of development rather than just describing and classifying behaviors. Computational modeling is the key to this process.
Denis Mareschal, Michael S. C. Thomas
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Psychological Models in Rehabilitation Psychology

Abstract Rehabilitation psychology depends upon a broad theoretical base incorporating frameworks, theories, models, and methodologies from many different areas of psychology, as well as from other professions invested in the health and rehabilitation of persons living with disabilities and chronic health conditions.
Joseph F. Rath   +2 more
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Models in psychology

Electronics and Power, 1969
Model building is familiar to engineers. In psychology, too, certain models have been evolved to explain in part, or in whole, the complexities of human behaviour. This article uses these models to present elements of psychology simply to engineers; it may give them a clearer understanding of what are, after all, their own selves.
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Measurement Models for Psychological Attributes

2020
Despite the overwhelming use of tests and questionnaires, the psychometric models for constructing these instruments are often poorly understood, leading to suboptimal measurement. Measurement Models for Psychological Attributes is a comprehensive and accessible treatment of the common and the less than common measurement models for the social ...
Sijtsma, K., van der Ark, L.A.
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Psychological Models of Self‐Mutilation

Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior, 1984
ABSTRACT: The descriptive models of self‐mutilation fall into three broad categories. The psychodynamic formulation; the second category includes the anxiety reduction model, the hostility model, the behavioral learning model and the appeal model; the third social learning category includes the group‐epidemic model and aspects of the violence and ...
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Testing a model of psychological stress1

Journal of Personality, 1966
ABSTRACTA model of stress drawn from work by Lazarus and his associates was explored. The model suggests, first, that the more motivated individuals are to achieve a goal, the more likely they are to perceive the goal as threatened when potentially threatening stimuli are directed toward it.
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Psychological Foundations for Concept Modeling

2004
A fundamental research activity in the field of Information Systems involves the proper design of data based systems. An important stage in construction is to determine the relevant, meaningful information structures in a domain, and to document these in an accurate and unambiguous way.
Csaba Veres, Gittan Mansson
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Clinical Psychology and the Medical Model

Psychological Reports, 1986
It is argued that several features of clinical psychology deserve comparison with clinical pharmacology; in particular, the treatment and design of experiments in the latter are more precisely controlled and have a sounder theoretical basis. Clinical psychology needs to develop efficient powerful therapies with properties analogous to the new “magic ...
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The Hologram as a Model for Analytical Psychology

Journal of Analytical Psychology, 1987
L'idee que le cerveau fonctionne comme un hologramme (et donc constamment dans son entierete quel que soit l'aspect partiel sous lequel on l'envisage) a ete avancee par Pribram. Peut-etre chaque portion du cerveau emmagasine-t-elle la memoire tout entiere qui peut etre decodee meme si une partie seulement du cerveau est ...
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Modeling the Diffusion of Psychological Stress

2014
Stress reduces quality of life and causes many diseases. Nevertheless, it is not completely clear whether stress transmission may involve acquaintances and other people in addition to lovers, friends, and relatives. More generally, it is not clear how stress spreads among the population and how its diffusion in a society can be estimated.
Cipresso, Pietro   +3 more
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