The purpose of the present study was to examine the effect of a bisensory presentation, utilizing the visual and auditory modalities, on a paired associate learning task. The controversy between those who suggest that such ...

This study presents an overview and explication of Otto Rank's interpretation of the conceptual origin and psychological phenomenon of human evil as related to the human will and consciousness, as apparent in the evolution ...

Choice shift behavior refers to the changes between the earlier, prediscussion choices and later choices, by persons participating in an intermediate group discussion. These change scores were used to test the effects of ...

This study explored the relationship between individuals' unconscious elements and their perceptions of the powerfulness of characters representing these unconscious elements, using Carl Jung's theory as a foundation. A ...

The aim of the present study was to investigate the effects of altering the content of a logical exercise sampling the binary operations designated by Inhelder & Piaget (1958) as the criteria of formal thought. It was ...

Behavior and self-concepts have been shown to interact continuously, both changing and influencing each other. Investigators have demonstrated that changing behavior also changes how a person views himself and that experience. ...

Two experiments were performed in order to examine the quality of visual activity, specifically pattern detection in perimetrically intact hemivisual fields of hemiamblyopic individuals. The first experiment was directed ...

The purpose of the study was to determine the ability of a multifaceted screening battery to predict reading and mathematics achievement in grades 1-4, to determine whether achievement in reading and mathematics follow ...

The present study was concerned with the process of forming impressions in the context of an actual, direct relationship. Two major issues were examined: (1)Do subjects generate traits containing specific interpersonal ...

The dissertation critically analyzes the psychoanalytic writings on the meaning of work for 'normal', non-disturbed people. In spite of its importance for development, clinical issues, psychological understanding, and ...