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‘The Last Behaviorist’ an upcoming film on Skinner
Filmmaker Ted Kennedy is using footage from B. F. Skinner’s life to produce an audio-visual portrait that is loyal to the psychologist’s own theoretical propositions. Follow here for more information. Share on Facebook Read More...
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Mon, May 05 2017 9:30 AM
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Lobotomy on Retro Report: First, Do No Harm
The New York Times‘s Retro Report has produced a new video on the history of lobotomy, First, Do No Harm. As Retro Report describes, For centuries scientists have studied the brain and still our understanding, particularly when it comes to the treatment...
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New 5 Minute History Lession: David Boder
The Cummings Center for the History of Psychology continues its series 5 Minute History Lession with Episode 6: David Boder. The Center recently recovered Boder’s lost recordings of songs of the Holocaust, which he recorded during the summer of...
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I Am Psyched! Pop-Up Exhibit National Tour Starts Now!
The I Am Psyched! exhibit, first launched as part of the Smithsonian Institute’s Museum Day Live in 2016, is hitting the road! The pop-up exhibit will be at Howard University tomorrow through Thursday, February 23rd, in celebration of both Howard...
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5 Minute History Lesson, Episode 5: A Love Story of Academic Proportions
New from the Cummings Center for the History of Psychology is the fifth episode of 5 Minute History Lesson: A Love Story of Academic Proportions. Written and narrated by Ludy Benjamin, Jr. the video describes the lives and work of psychologists Harry...
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Fri, Jul 07 2016 10:21 AM
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The Witness: A Kitty Genovese Documentary
The New York Times has just reviewed the newly released documentary The Witness. The film traces the efforts of Bill Genovese – younger brother of Kitty Genovese – to get to the bottom of the infamous death of his sister in 1964. As the Times...
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Mon, Jun 06 2016 5:45 PM
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Cinema and Failed “Rat Utopia” Over on the H-Word
The H-Word blog over at The Guardian has just published a piece on the influence of rat experiments on the novel High Rise, the basis for a newly released film of the same name. As author Jesse Olszynko-Gryn notes in his post, the most influential example...
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Wed, Mar 03 2016 12:58 PM
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CBC’s “The Secrets of Oak Ridge” and the Difficulties of Journalistic History
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) has just aired a piece on the controversial history of Oak Ridge, the forensic mental health division of the Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care in Penetanguishene, Ontario. (The Oak Ridge building officially...
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Thu, Mar 03 2016 6:24 AM
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Romano-Lax’s Behave: The (Fictionalized) Story of Rosalie Rayner Watson
Way back in the Spring of 2013 we brought you news that author Andromeda Romano-Lax was working on a fictionalized account of the life of psychologist Rosalie Rayner Watson. That book, now titled Behave, has just been published by SoHo Press. A trailer...
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Video Now Online – Stories of Psychology Symposium: “Clinically Applied: Origins of a Profession”
The British Psychological Society‘s History of Psychology Centre held their now annual Stories of Psychology Symposium last month. Video from the symposium, which this year was dedicated to the subject of “Clinically Applied: Origins of a...
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Thu, Nov 11 2015 7:41 AM
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BBC’s History of the Future series & seeing the brain
BBC 4’s series History of the Future “uses the fascinating objects in the Science Museum in London to chart how our understanding of ourselves and our technology has changed over time.” Associated blogger Melissa Hogenbloom posted a...
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Wed, Nov 11 2015 7:00 AM
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CCHP’s 5 Minute History Lesson: Robbers Cave
The Cummings Center for the History of Psychology has released the third episode of its 5 Minute History Lesson series. This latest episode explores the Robbers Cave experiment undertaken by Muzafer and Carolyn Wood Sherif. The full episode is embedded...
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Thu, Oct 10 2015 6:40 AM
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Experimenter: The Milgram Movie
Adding to the recent trend in popular uptake of classic mid-century controversies in psychology (see for example the acclaimed television series Masters of Sex, which fictionalizes the groundbreaking sex research conducted by Masters and Johnson), October...
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Wed, Oct 10 2015 7:30 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 07 2015 7:57 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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Thu, Jul 07 2015 11:14 AM
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