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The Mind of the New Socialist Student in the Chinese Revolutionary Imagination, 1949-1958 

Gao, Zhipeng (2018-11-21)
Between 1949 and 1958, the nascent Peoples Republic of China witnessed a radical shift of knowledge about the human mind that transformed pedagogy. Against the Cold War and the changing Sino-Soviet relation, Chinese ...
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The Past Lives of Betty Eisner: Examining the Spiritual Psyche of Early Psychedelic Therapy through the Story of a Outsider, a Pioneer, and a Villain 

Davidson, Tal (2018-05-28)
In this thesis, I argue that early LSD research was imbued with a sense of mysticism that was constructed to be commensurable with concurrent scientific epistemology. I demonstrate how mysticism entered psychedelic research ...
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Constructive History: From the Standard Theory of Stages to Piaget's New Theory 

Burman, Jeremy Trevelyan (2016-11-25)
This project demonstrates how Historians of Psychology can contribute to the future of Psychology from within the Department of Psychology (rather than from departments of History, the History and Philosophy of Science, ...
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From Psychologism to Psychologization: Beyond the Boundaries of the Discipline and Practice of Psychology 

Mulvale, Susannah Ellen (2017-07-27)
This thesis provides a descriptive account of three waves of critiques of psychologism and psychologization that appeared throughout the 20th century from philosophers and sociologists. I examine these arguments chronologically ...
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Prolegomenon for a Body-Oriented Research Method in Psychology 

Slyvka, Volodymyr (2019-03-05)
Mainstream psychology adheres to a reductionist perspective on the body which is founded on a biomedical framework. In this view, the bodys functioning is investigated as merely physiological correlates of mental processes. ...
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Psychoanalysis as an Interdisciplinary Science: From 19th Century Neuropsychology to Modern Neuropsychoanalysis 

Harper, Katherine Anne (2017-07-27)
This dissertation explores interdisciplinarity from three perspectives. It emphasizes the intellectual foundations of Sigmund Freuds Project for a Scientific Psychology (1895) and Alexander Bains Mind and Body (1872). It ...
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A Problem of Cosmic Proportions: Floyd Henry Allport and the Concept of Collectivity in American Social Psychology 

Faye, Cathy Lee (2014-07-09)
Floyd Henry Allport (1890-1978) is widely regarded as a significant figure in the establishment of experimental social psychology in the United States in the early twentieth century. His famous 1924 textbook and his early ...
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The Journal of Comparative Psychology (JCP): A Network Analysis of the Status of Comparative Psychology 

Lahham, Daniel Elias (2014-07-09)
Abstract Comparative psychology‟s relationship to various other sub-disciplines and scientific “movements” has been discussed by many scholars throughout its history. The majority of these analyses took the form of frequency ...
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The Impact of Income Inequality of Psychosocial Well-Being 

Sheivari, Raha (2014-07-09)
In this thesis, I investigated the impact of income inequality on psychosocial well-being. I argued that income inequality is an important problem for psychology, because it is a powerful social determinant of wide range ...
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Defying the Laws of Nature?: Menstruation and Female Intellect in Historical Perspective 

Jenkins, Amanda Lauren (2015-01-26)
In 19th and early 20th century America menstruation began to be constructed as a barrier to women wishing to access higher education. Male physicians warned of the supposed dangers studying would impose upon female ...
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