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The Impact of a Rosemary Containing Drink on Cognition and Mood: The Role of Eye Blink Dynamics. [PDF]
NeuroSciRiby LM +4 more
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Context effects on the processing hierarchy of vocal expressions. [PDF]
Cereb CortexBestelmeyer PEG, Evans D.
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The Pattern Glare Test: Further Exploration of Methodological and Demographic Factors. [PDF]
Invest Ophthalmol Vis SciJurkovicová L +4 more
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Assessing behavioral control across the adult lifespan using a novel outcome revaluation task. [PDF]
Sci RepFranco CY, Knowlton BJ.
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Subject selection in psychological event : experiencer subject vs. stimulus subject
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The Stimulus-Response Fallacy in Psychology.
Psychological Review, 1923 L. L. Thurstone
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Stimulus-repsonse psychology and audiovisual education
Audiovisual communication review, 1961 In summary, this paper has been concerned with the implications of stimulus-response psychology for audiovisual education. Initially, it was pointed out that stimulus-response psychology consists of three separate components: a language system, a methodological orientation, and a group of theories.
Howard H. Kendler
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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
Ramsey Affifi
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Psychology as an ambiguous attitude stimulus.
American Psychologist, 1988 Anita R. Webb
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