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Processes in Perception: Psychological Transformations of Highly Structured Stimulus Material

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1996
To investigate psychological determinants of the fact that perception is often nonveridical, stimulus items (mostly groups of letters) were presented tachistoscopically to 100 subjects. A 50-msec. exposure maximized opportunity for misperception. A substantial proportion of subjects misperceived, and as many as 88% reported identical misperceptions of
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Psychological distance to reward: The aversiveness of the first component stimulus in a chain

Behavioural Processes, 1994
Pigeons served in two experiments examining the aversiveness of the first-component stimulus (S1) in a fixed-time (FT) chained schedule using a two-key escape procedure. Responding on a chain key was reinforced by a chained schedule while pecking a switch key produced brief blackouts on the chain key.
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Psychological and Neurophysiological Factors in Stimulus-Response Compatibility

1990
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the psychological and neurophysiological factors in stimulus-response (S-R) compatibility. The term S-R compatibility is potentially applicable to a very wide range of situations in which responses have to be made to stimuli.
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A STIMULUS-EXPECTANCY NEED-CATHEXIS PSYCHOLOGY

, 2023

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Stimulus reduction as a technique in health psychology.

Health Psychology, 1982
Peter Suedfeld, Jean L. Kristeller
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18. A STIMULUS-EXPECTANCY NEED-CATHEXIS PSYCHOLOGY

, 1951
E. C. Tolman
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Psychology: Conference Report: Stimulus Generalization . David J. Mostofsky, Ed. Stanford University Press, Stanford, Calif., 1965. viii + 389 pp. $11.50.

, 1965
David Ehrenfreund
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Deweyan Psychology in Plant Intelligence Research: Transforming Stimulus and Response

2018
This chapter argues that plant intelligence needs to be considered as a teleological activity, whereby the plant organizes and coordinates itself and its environment in a goal-based way. If plant biologists follow behaviourist (and cognitivist) psychology in reducing intelligence to mechanisms of the mind, they risk repeating the dementalization of the
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Knowledge and stimulus-response psychology.

Psychological Review, 1954
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An early stimulus to psychology in industry: A history of the Dearborn Conference Group

, 1997
Herb Meyer
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