Science, psychology, and communication: essays honoring William Stephenson / Edited by Steven R. Brown and Donald J. Brenner.
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Teachers College Press,
[1972]
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| Series: | Foresight books in psychology.
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| Physical Description: | xxviii, 464 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm. |
| Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Introduction: William Stephenson, by O. L. Zangwill, L. Kohlberg, and D. J. Brenner
- Q methodology in behavioral research, by F. N. Kerlinger
- The reciprocity principle, by C. Burt
- A fundamental incommensurability between objectivity and subjectivity, by S. R. Brown
- Scientific inference: the myth and the reality, by W. W. Rozeboom
- Differential judgments by social workers: a Q-technique research in families of schizophrenic children, by S. J. Beck
- Self concept change in psychotherapy, by J. M. Butler
- The Q method and the intrapersonal world, by R. D. Cartwright
- Research on quasi-therapeutic relations in small task groups, by F. E. Fiedler
- Ipsative profiles on an Indian elite, by B. B. Khare
- A human tropism, by J. C. Nunnally
- Dimensions in life space: factor analytic case studies, by D. F. Ricks
- A research program in client-centered therapy, by C. R. Rogers
- Communication strategy, editing games, and Q, by M. S. MacLean, Jr
- Dynamics of public opinion on the Vietnam war, by D. J. Brenner
- The immediate experience of television advertising, by M. J. Schlinger
- Consumer behavior within a subjective framework, by D. H. Sunoo
- Contributions of William Stephenson: a bibliography (p. 435-440).