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| Table of contents Part 1.Reconstructing Psychology’s Founding and Growth 1. New Growth from Phantom Limbs Rand B. Evans 2. Lost Classics and Forgotten Contributors Robert H. Wozniak 3. Reinventing the Past through Reinterpretation John A. Popplestone 4. High-Impact Research Programs in Psychology Dean Keith Simonton 5. Tracking Trends in Psychological Science Jessica L. Tracy, Richard W. Robins, Samuel D. Gosling Part 2.Comparative Psychology 6. Becoming Big Frogs in a Small Pond Donald A. Dewsbury 7. The Psychology of Michael C. Corballis, Stephen E. G. Lea Part 3.Cognitive Science and Consciousness 8. How Otto Selz Became a Forerunner of the Cognitive Revolution Pieter J. Strien, Erik Faas 9. Consciousness Regained Thomas C. Dalton, Bernard J. Baars Part 4.Pragmatism, Individual and Social Development 10. Myrtle McGraw, the Maturation Debate and Aftermath Thomas C. Dalton 11. The Contemporary Reconstruction of Developmental Psychology Sheldon H. White Part 5.Career Pathways and Professional Impact 12. Beaking the Silence: Helen Bradford Thompson Woolley Katharine S. Milar Part 6.The Dynamics of Scientific and Cultural Change 13. Prominence, Schools of Thought and Social Transformation Thomas C. Dalton DRM-restrictions Printing: not available Clipboard copying: not available | ||||||||||||||||||
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