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	Classics in the History of Psychology -- Koehler (1959)
		In the eighties of the past century, psychologists in Europe were greatly disturbed by von Ehrenfels' claim that thousands of percepts have characteristics which cannot be derived from the characteristics of their ultimate components, the so-called sensations.
		The prison was psychology as taught at the universities when we still were students.
		But, in human psychology, we simply must use terms which -- if I may use this expressions -- "sound human." If we refused to do so, we would not do justice to our subject matter which (to a high degree) is human experience.
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	Happy Days - positive psychology movement Psychology Today - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		It was for good reason that Seligman, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, related this innocent exchange to hundreds of colleagues from a podium in Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1999.
		"There is a misguided emphasis in psychology on finding the problem and correcting it." Seligman mesmerized a professional audience, even bringing tears to some eyes, as he put forth a new school of psychology that seeks to understand and build human strengths.
		Although positive psychology is still in its infancy, Seligman projects that the movement's research will yield methods of making exercise less tedious, work more rewarding, relationships more enjoyable--in short, making what is good in life even better.
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	The diva of disclosure, Elizabeth Loftus
		It is the subject of earnest scientific research utilizing the most sophisticated tools of biology and psychology, and it is also battled out in lurid court cases covered intensively by the mass media.
		"Today, July 10, 59, was the most tragic day of my life," Loftus confided in her diary.
		At UCLA she discovered psychology, graduated with a double major, and applied to graduate school at Stanford in mathematical psychology.
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		Psychology Today comes out every other month and I find myself wishing it would show up in my mailbox more frequently.
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	Psychology Today
		You Be the Judge" in the Jan./Feb. 2003 issue of Psychology Today, editor Robert Epstein, Ph.D., defends sexual gender-affirmative therapy and responds to recent criticism from the gay community.
		The editorial was written after gay activists objected to his magazine's publication of an ad for the new book A Parent's Guide to Preventing Homosexuality by Joseph and Linda Nicolosi which describes ways parents can maximize the likelihood of their children growing up with a secure gender identity and heterosexual orientation.
		The Psychology Today editor subsequently received "threats, insults," and "brutal letters" from gay activists.
	www.evergreeninternational.org /psychology_today.htm (532 words)

	Psychology Today - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cover of April 2004 issue of Psychology Today.
		Psychology Today is a bi-monthly magazine published in the United States.
		It is a magazine about psychology, relationships, health and related topics written for a mass audience of non-psychologists.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Psychology_Today (78 words)

	Fetal Psychology
		At 32 weeks of gestation - two months before a baby is considered fully prepared for the world, or "at term" - a fetus is behaving almost exactly as a newborn.
		In the 1980s, psychology professor Anthony James DeCasper, Ph.D., and colleagues at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, devised a feeding contraption that allows a baby to suck faster to hear one set of sounds through headphones and to suck slower to hear a different set.
		Copyright of Psychology Today is the property of Sussex Publishers Inc. and its content may not be copied without the copyright holder's express written permission except for the print or download capabilities of the retrieval software used for access.
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		Maybe you’ll even figure out a complicated patient with a subscription to Psychology Today.
		If you order a new subscription to Psychology Today today, your first magazine should arrive around 12/12/2006.
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	Today in the History of Psychology
		The American Psychological Association Historical Database is a collection of dates and brief descriptions of over 3100 events in the history of psychology.
		Much of the collection is available in book form as Street, W. A chronology of noteworthy events in American psychology.
		Warren R. Street, Professor of Psychology, Central Washington University, 800 E. University Way, Ellensburg, WA 98926-7575.
	www.cwu.edu /~warren/today.html (130 words)

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	Amazon.com: Psychology Today: Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		This magazine takes information from the latest research in the field of psychology and makes it useful to people in their everyday lives.
		Inbetween those are some cute type articles that have near zero value to anyone versed in psychology, or even those who aren't.
		But if you love the field of psychology as I do, it's a fun and relevant periodical.
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	Psychology Today Editor Defends Reorientation Therapy
		In an editorial which just appeared in the latest issue of Psychology Today (Jan./Feb. 2003) editor Robert Epstein, Ph.D. defends sexual reorientation therapy, responding as well to recent bruising criticism from the gay community.
		You Be the Judge" was written after gay activists objected to his magazine's publication of an ad for a controversial new book.
		Throughout the unfolding controversy--including an "O'Reilly Factor" TV interview in December with book author Joseph Nicolosi, in which host Bill O'Reilly vehemently defended Nicolosi's right to publish and advertise--editor Epstein refused to back down.
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	Psychology Today
		Psychology Today magazine explores the motivations behind our behavior; from matters of the heart to depression and anxiety.
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	Reinventing yourself--Psychology Today
		Memory can also be altered through what Princeton psychologist Marcia Johnson, Ph.D., calls "source monitoring." Typically, when we remember something, we also remember the source of that information.
		Weeks from now, for example, you may be able to tell a friend about imagination inflation, and that you read about it in Psychology Today.
		You might even be able to tell your friend, "It was in their December issue." But sometimes we make mistakes and remember the information but confuse the source (thinking you read about imagination inflation in Newsweek, for instance).
	www.vuw.ac.nz /psyc/staff/maryanne-garry/files/PsycToday_1999.html (2037 words)

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		Psychology Today Magazine unveils the latest discoveries in psychological research and helps you apply the results to your own life.
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		FindArticles > Publications > Free > Health and Fitness > Psychology Today
		Respected journal publishes articles on popular psychology and psychological research.
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