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Babington Smith / Meredith Laboratory Experience in Psychology
1. Auflage 2013
ISBN: 978-1-4831-3920-3
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Techn.
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A First Term's Work
E-Book, Englisch, 264 Seiten, Web PDF
ISBN: 978-1-4831-3920-3
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Techn.
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: 1 - PDF Watermark
Laboratory Experience in Psychology: A First Terms Work focuses on experimental psychology, which demonstrates a pragmatic, empirical approach that is endlessly adaptable to varying circumstances in determining human experience and through which the information governing human behavior is deciphered. The topics discussed in this book include the demonstrations and eyewitness accounts: fidelity of report; serial reproduction and the assessment of changes of meaning; control or exclusion of meaning; getting beneath recognition; and 'weight, a study of physical and perceptual dimensions. The 'extent and 'density, a paradigm of perceptual learning; 'length and the development of a frame of reference; and discussion and findings are also deliberated in this text. This publication is valuable to students and researchers conducting work in the psychological field.
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1;Front Cover;1
2;Laboratory Experience in Psychology: A First Term's Work;4
3;Copyright Page ;5
4;Table of Contents;6
5;ACKNOWLEDGMENTS;8
6;EDITOR'S FOREWORD;10
7;INTRODUCTION;18
8;CHAPTER 1. DEMONSTRATIONS AND EYEWITNESS ACCOUNTS;26
8.1;§1. Notes for introductory talk at first meeting in 1957;26
8.2;§2. Results drawn from reports, with notes;29
8.3;§3. Summaries of demonstrations over the period '49–'57;34
8.4;§4. Implications of the demonstrations;55
8.5;Queries after 5011;57
9;CHAPTER 2. SERIAL REPRODUCTION;60
9.1;Manual G.2;60
9.2;Example 1;64
9.3;Example 2;67
9.4;Example 3;69
9.5;Example 4;70
9.6;Example 5 (from passage No. 45);84
9.7;Example 6 (from passage No. 52);85
9.8;Example 7 (from Passage No. 5);86
10;CHAPTER 3. THE CONTROL OR EXCLUSION OF MEANING;88
10.1;Manual G.3;89
10.2;Manual G.4;99
10.3;Manual G.5;105
10.4;Manual G.6;110
10.5;Manual 5713;115
10.6;Manual 5413;127
10.7;CHAPTER 4. GETTING BENEATH RECOGNITION;135
10.8;Manual 4913;135
10.9;5014;136
11;CHAPTER 5. "WEIGHT": A STUDY OF PHYSICAL AND PERCEPTUAL DIMENSIONS;155
11.1;Manual 5616;155
11.2;CHAPTER 6. "EXTENT" AND "DENSITY";189
11.3;Manual 5016;189
11.4;Manual 5716;192
12;CHAPTER 7. "LENGTH": AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A FRAME OF REFERENCE;223
12.1;Manual D.7 (used in St. Andrews and Dundee '38);224
12.2;Manual 5417 (used in Oxford in '54);227
12.3;Manual 5517;236
12.4;Manual 5717;241
13;CHAPTER 8. DISCUSSION AND FINDINGS;246
14;INDEX;264
