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  1. Two Concepts of the Mental

    My aim in this chapter is to bring to the fore some distinctive aspects of what could be termed a “social-constructionist” characterization of the...
    Chapter 1985
  2. Information-Processing Theories

    Cognitive theories are generally organized in terms of the processing of information and have frequently used the flow chart as a tool for...
    Chapter 1985
  3. Organizational reward systems: Implications for climate

    This study investigated the role of systematically different organizational reward structures upon individual perceptions of the reward climate....

    Allan P. Jones in Motivation and Emotion
    Article 01 September 1984
  4. Interactionism and the Person × Situation Debate

    Although largely a methodological debate, the person × situation issue is predicated on assumed theoretical differences. A review of the literature...
    Michael E. Hyland in Annals of Theoretical Psychology
    Chapter 1984
  5. Biodynamic Structures, Cognitive Correlates of Motive Sets and the Development of Motives in Infants

    Bernstein (1967) proposed that movements are created and maintained by the “biodynamic structures” of body and brain. He compared genesis of movement...
    Colwyn Trevarthen in Cognition and Motor Processes
    Chapter 1984
  6. The Physiological Bases of Nonverbal Communication

    Many of the theoretical and empirical issues in the field of nonverbal communication can be clarified by reference to the neural systems underlying...
    Ross Buck in Sociophysiology
    Chapter 1984
  7. The Concept of Nature

    For all the debate and philosophizing and frequently polemical argument concerning nature and its relationship to man,1 the concept of nature does...
    Joachim F. Wohlwill in Behavior and the Natural Environment
    Chapter 1983
  8. Background Knowledge, Presupposition and Canonicality

    The problem explored in this paper is that of the relationship between an object under representation, and its context, background or setting. The...
    Chapter 1983
  9. The Nature of Emotion

    That anger is an emotion no one would deny. But what is an emotion? Few other questions in the history of psychology have proven as troublesome as...
    James R. Averill in Anger and Aggression
    Chapter 1982
  10. Spontaneous and Symbolic Nonverbal Behavior and the Ontogeny of Communication

    Historically, one of the central issues in the study of nonverbal communication has involved the question of whether nonverbal behavior should be...
    Chapter 1982
  11. Attention

    A mountain climber is ascending a high cliff. He searches for handholds, checks the adjustment of his rope, the position of the person above and...
    Eleanor Gibson, Nancy Rader in Attention and Cognitive Development
    Chapter 1979
  12. (Toddlers + Toys) = (An Autonomous Social System)

    Pretend you are in New York City. It is 1925. You stand in the gloom of a narrow, dirty street. Except for the snow falling, everything is brown: the...
    Edward Mueller in The Child and Its Family
    Chapter 1979
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