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Tag Archives: behaviorism
I. P. Pavlov His Life And Work – Asratyan
In this post, we will see the book I. P. Pavlov His Life And Work by E. A. Asratyan. About the book The book was translated from Russian (name of translator is not given) was published in 1953 by Foreign … Continue reading
Psychopathology and Psychiatry – Pavlov
In this post, we will see the book I. P. Pavlov – Psychopathology And Psychiatry – Selected Works. About the book The book is a collection of Pavlov’s papers written at different times and offering a physiological interpretation of various … Continue reading
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Tagged animal behavior, behaviorism, conditioned reflex, experiments, higher nervous activity, hypnotism, inhibition of sleep, nervous system, neurosis, pavlov, physiology of sleep, psychopathology, sleep, soviet psychology
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A History Of Psychology – Yaroshevsky
In this post, we will see the book A History Of Psychology by Mikhail Yaroshevsky. About the book The book provides a comprehensive history of development of psychological thought through the ages. Starting from ancient times, the Eastern, Greek and … Continue reading
Lev Vygotsky (Outstanding Soviet Psychologists) – Yaroshevsky
In this post, we will see the book Lev Vygotsky by Mikhail Yaroshevsky. The book is a part of Outstanding Soviet Psychologists series. About the book Lev Vygotsky, known as the “Mozart of Psychology”, was one of the most influential … Continue reading
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Tagged abnormal children, art in society, behaviorism, biography, dialectical-materialism, freud, higher psychological functions, language, learning, luria, marxist psychology, pavlov, philosophy, progress in psychology, progress publishers, psychology, russian, scientific biography, signs, soviet, symbols, thinking, thorndike, thought, thought and language, word, zone of proximal development
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