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An Introduction to Comparative Psychology

A classic in psychology by C. Lloyd Morgan about the similarities between human and animal behavior. Promotes a monistic world view, a form of reductive materialism that views matter as having a mi...
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  • marat64 published this 08/27/2009
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Quine's Naturalized Epistemology

An overview and critique of Quine's naturalized epistemology. We conclude that Quine's behaviorist underpinnings are hardly relevant within the scope of today's cognitive sciences.
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  • mackus28397 published this 06/21/2009
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Dr. Mezmer's Psychopedia of Bad Psychology

A semi satirical 'encyclopedia' of bad psychology.
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  • anton222 published this 06/11/2009
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Virtual Synapses - The Secret to Self-Mastery

Virtual Synapses: The Secret to Self-Mastery is a concept I created to help people find their true selves. It covers a lot of different subjects as you will inside. I know there are tons of people ...
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  • ryhensatch published this 04/26/2009
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Superstition in the Pigeon by B.F. Skinner

Considered a learning theory classic, Superstition in The Pigeon By B.F. Skinner was first published in Journal of Experimental Psychology in 1948
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  • Psych101 published this 04/13/2009
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How Many Theories It Takes to Change a Light Bulb

How many theories does it take to change a light bulb In education? Apparently, too many...
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  • free2009all published this 03/20/2009
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Looking for Skinner and Finding Freud by Geir Overskeid

Sigmund Freud and B. F. Skinner are often seen as psychology’s polar opposites. It seems this view is fallacious. Indeed, Freud and Skinner had many things in common, including basic assumptions sh...
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  • joneilortiz published this 01/20/2009
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