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Networking the Early Years of the American Journal of Psychology
The most recent issue of the American Journal of Psychology includes an article exploring the journal’s earliest years of publication. In “The Evolution of The American Journal of Psychology 1, 1887– 1903: A Network Investigation” Christopher...
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Wed, Jul 29 2015 8:47 AM
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’37’- A Forthcoming Film on the Kitty Genovese Case
The New York Times reports that a film, titled ’37’, on the infamous Kitty Genovese murder is in the works. The Genovese case is often credited with providing the impetus for research into the bystander effect, whereby bystanders fail to intervene...
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Tue, Jul 28 2015 7:57 AM
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BBC Mind Changers: New Episodes on Carol Dweck and B.F. Skinner
BBC Radio 4’s Mind Changers programme has returned with new episodes. Currently available is an episode on psychologist “Carol Dweck and Growth Mindset.” The episode is described as follows: Claudia Hammond presents the history of psychology...
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Mon, Jul 27 2015 9:34 AM
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History and the Hoffman Report: A Round-Up
Chances are you, like us, have been following the fall out from the American Psychological Association’s Hoffman Report, which details how the organization colluded with the United States government to ensure psychologists remained part of its torture...
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Theory & Psychology Online Firsts July 2015
Theory & Psychology has published a couple of articles from their upcoming issue online first. By Michael Billig a piece titled The myth of Kurt Lewin and the rhetoric of collective memory in social psychology textbooks. A rhetorical analysis is conducted...
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Tue, Jul 21 2015 9:00 AM
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CfP: Special Issue of HoP on History of Psychotherapy in North and South America
A call for papers has been issued for a special issue of History of Psychology on the history of psychotherapy in North and South America. Guest edited by Rachael Rosner, the issue will be released in parallel with a special issue of History of the Human...
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Sat, Jul 18 2015 9:18 AM
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New JHBS: Race Relationships, Lazarfeld’s Voter Studies & More!
The summer issue of the Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences is now online. Articles in this issue explore the relationships of scientists who disagreed over the nature of race, the origins of Mary Ainsworth’s Strange Situation Procedure...
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Fri, Jul 17 2015 8:16 AM
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LSD Research, “Normal Controls,” and the Making of “Vulnerable Populations”
In a recent piece on the Somatosphere blog, historian Laura Stark describes the making of “vulnerable populations” in medical experimentation. Currently writing a book on the emergence of “normal control” subjects in medical research...
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BPS’ 2015 Stories of Psychology Symposium
The History of Psychology Centre at the British Psychological Society will be holding its 5th annual Stories of Psychology Symposium on Wednesday, October 14th. This year’s title is Clinically Applied: Origins of a Profession. According to the website...
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New Article: “Vital Instability: Life and Free Will in Physics and Physiology, 1860–1880″
The most recent issue of Annals of Science includes an article that may be of interest to AHP reads. In “Vital Instability: Life and Free Will in Physics and Physiology, 1860–1880” Marij van Strien (left) describes efforts by nineteenth century...
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Mon, Jul 13 2015 8:05 AM
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A 3D-Printed 19th c. Psych Instrument – See Kirschmann’s Colour Mixer in Action!
Erich Weidenhammer, a graduate of the Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology at the University of Toronto, has recently remade a Farbenmisch-Apparat nach Kirschmann (“Colour mixing apparatus after Kirschmann’s design”) via...
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Special Issue of Medical History on Skill in Medicine & Science
The new issue of Medical History (guest edited by Nicholas Whitfield and Thomas Schlich at the Social Studies of Medicine program at McGill) is focused on the theme of skill in the history of medicine and science. The editorial is historiographically...
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New HHS: Mark May at the Institute of Human Relations, Neurofeedback & Selfhood, & More!
The July 2015 issue of History of the Human Sciences is now online. Among the articles in this issue are one’s on Durkheim’s followers, psychologist Mark May’s influence on the Institute of Human Relations at Yale University, and the...
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Thu, Jul 09 2015 11:49 AM
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New 5 Minute History Lesson: “Ruth Howard”
The Cummings Center for the History of Psychology has released the second episode in its series 5 Minute History Lesson. The episode is discusses the life and work of psychologist Ruth Howard and features audio from a telephone interview with Howard by...
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Mon, Jul 06 2015 8:18 AM
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BBC Radio: “The Psychology of War”
As part of the programme, The War that Changed the World, BBC Radio has aired an episode on “The Psychology of War.” The episode features an expert panel and live audience discussing war’s psychological effects. As described on the BBC...
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Fri, Jul 03 2015 8:56 AM
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