Faculty Forum

Born D. G. Gledhill S. M. Davis M. L. Examination performance in lecture discussion and personalized instruction courses. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 1972, 5, 33–43.

Keller F. S. “Good-bye teacher…”. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 1968, 1, 79–89.

Lindsay P. H. Norman D. A. Human information processing. New York: Academic Press, 1972.

Bardill D. The ego ideal and clinical activity. Social Work, 1971, 16, 75–80.

Claiborn W. Lemberg R. A simulated mental hospital as an undergraduate teaching device. Teaching of Psychology, 1974, 1, 38–40.

France W. McClure J. Building a child care staff learning game. Simulation and Games, 1972, 3, 189–202.

MacLennan B. Simulated situations in group psychotherapy training. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 1971, 21, 330–332.

Orlando N. The mock ward: A study in simulation. In Milton O. Wahler R. (Eds.). Behavior Disorders: Perspectives and Trends (3rd edition) Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1973.

Ringuette E. Snyder J. Role assumption as an aid in understanding criminal behavior. Correctional Psychologist, 1970, 4, 119–121.

Weitz W. Experiencing the role of a hospitalized psychiatric patient: A professional's view from the other side. Professional Psychology, 1972, 3, 151–154.

Zimbardo P. Pathology of imprisonment. Society, 1972, 9, 4–8.

Anastasi A. Subliminal perception. From Fields of applied psychology by Anastasi A. (McGraw-Hill, 1964) as published in Guthrie, R. V., Psychology in the world today (second edition). Addison-Wesley, 1971, chapter 22, pages 183–185.

Anderson W. Readability of readers. American Psychologist, 1956, 11, 147–148.

Bettelheim B. Joey: A “mechanical boy.” Scientific American, March, 1959, 200, 116–127, (offprint #439).

Elkind D. Giant in the nursery — Jean Piaget. New York Times Magazine, May 26, 1968, 25. (Available in Rubinstein, J., et al. Annual editions: Readings in psychology 75/76, Dushkin, 1975).

Gillen B. Readability and human interest scores of thirty-four current introductory texts. American Psychologist, 1973, 28, 1010–1011.

Gresham W. L. Fortune tellers never starve. Esquire, November, 1949, 32, 59. (Available in Edwards. D. C. Study guide and readings for general psychology (Second Edition). Macmillan, 1972).

Holt J. I oppose testing, marking, and grading. Today's Education, March, 1971, 60, 28.

Jensen A. McClelland D. Intelligence and heredity: A symposium. From Saturday Evening Post, Summer, 1972, 244, 8, as published in Zimbardo, P., & Maslach, C. Psychology for our times. Scott, Foresman, 1973, 128–137.

Lifton R. J. The “Gook Syndrome” and “Numbed Warfare.” Saturday Review, December, 1972, 55, 66.

Luce G. Peper E. Mind over body, mind over mind. New York Times Magazine, September 12, 1971, 34. (Available in Rubinstein, J., et al. Annual editions: Readings in psychology 75/76, Dushkin, 1975).

Luria A. R. The mind of a mnemonist. From Chapter 3, “His Memory,” in The mind of a mnemonist: A little book about vast memory by Luria A. R. Solotaroff L. (Basic Books, 1968), as published in Zimbardo, P., & Maslach, C. Psychology for our times. Scott, Foresman, 1973, 98–105.

McCollom I. N. Psychological thriller: Psychology books students read when given freedom of choice. American Psychologist, 1971, 26, 921–927.

Meyer P. If Hitler asked you to electrocute a stranger, would you? Esquire, February, 1970, 73, 72. (Available in Rubinstein, J., et al. Annual Editions: Readings in Psychology 75/76, Dushkin, 1975).

Morris D. Imprinting and mal-imprinting. From Morris D. The Human Zoo (McGraw-Hill, 1969), chapter 5, as published in Edwards, D. C. Study guide and readings for general psychology (Second Edition). Macmillan, 1972, 175–186.

Rorvik D. M. Jack Schwarz feels no pain. Esquire, December, 1972, 78, 209.

Rosenhan D. L. On being sane in insane places. From Science, 1973, 179, 250–258, as published in Zimbardo, P., & Maslach, C. Psychology for our times. Scott, Foresman, 1973, 256–268.

Rosenthal R. Jacobson L. F. Teacher expectations for the disadvantaged. Scientific American, April, 1968, 218, 19–23, (offprint #514).

Underwood B. J. Forgetting. Scientific American, March, 1964, 210, 91–99, (offprint #482).