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The sane positivist a biography of Edward L. Thorndike by Geraldine Jonçich

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Author:
Clifford, Geraldine Jonçich  Search this
Physical description:
634 pages illustrations, ports 24 cm
Type:
Books
Biography
Biographies
collective biographies
Date:
1968
Contents:
Origins-in time and place -- I think I was always grown up -- The Wesleyan years and intellectual independence -- At Harvard, 1895-1897 -- Five hundred bones and a jail bird: the Columbia year -- The thesis: a classic in psychology -- Becoming a teacher of psychology and pedagogy -- The setting for a successful story: teachers college -- Ned needs a wife -- The ascent of a fledgling professor -- Writing the early books -- Monkeys and Latinists: The higher animals and the higher learning -- All that exists can be measured -- Individualism, heredity, and determinism -- Learning- in three volumes -- A common-sense patriot in wartime -- Practical psychology: tests, textbooks, and teaching methods -- Throndike as a behaviorist -- The professional man -- The institute-more time for research -- The best and the worst of life, 1925-1935 -- Sabron: a theory of learning, reconsidered and reaffirmed -- Psychology and social engineering -- Whatever happened to educational science -- I am a tired, old man
Topic:
Psychology, Educational--history  Search this
Call number:
BF109.T43 J6X
BF109.T43J6X
Data Source:
Smithsonian Libraries
EDAN-URL:
edanmdm:siris_sil_22350