The two studies reported here sought to discover to what degree tracking activities are supported by the displacement of an object relative to a background in contrast to displacement of the whole field. (Author/RK)

This study investigated the correlation between the extraversion-introversion dimension and the need for, or avoidance of, sensory stimulation. (Author/RK)

The major premise of the present study was that rules are not only a useful descriptive concept but may actually be acquired by subjects and govern the selection process. (Author)

This study offered support for behavioral formulations of depression and suggested the utility of viewing depression as including multiple specific behaviors. (Author/RK)

The hypothesis was tested that the expectancy of the hypnotist is especially significant in determining the nature of the response of susceptible subjects. (Editor)

The present study investigated the relationship between conformity and psychopathology in male and female manic-depressive (MD), paranoid schizophrenics (PS), and normals (N) on two conformity tasks under conditions of live social pressure. (Author)

Article utilized the POI in order to compare psychosocial maturity with self-actualization. (RK)

The present study investigated the power of the MMPI to make individual discriminations between psychiatric diagnostic groups (schizophrenic vs. nonschizophrenic) of blacks and whites when education and diagnosis are varied systematically. (Author/RK)

In this article the authors concerned themselves with the issue of the generality of reinforcement effects on IQ scores. (Author/RK)

These studies measured the possible relations between perceived purpose in life, in general, and more specific purposes or values and, in addition, explored further the relation between the PIL and religious values. (Author/RK)

It was the purpose of this study to investigate the relative effects of muscle relaxation and relaxing music on the reduction in state and trait anxiety. (Author)

This paper discussed the intellectual functioning of an institutionalized population of narcotic addicts using the Shipley-Hartford Institute of Living Scale to measure intelligence. (Author/RK)

Pairing a novel flavor with illness results in the conditioning of aversions to that flavor. This article reported a series of experiments examining the effect of several parameters of prior exposure to the illness on the acquisition of learned taste aversions. (Author/RK)

Authors were devoted to the interpretation and elaboration of George Kelly's psychology of personal constructs, which explained total human behavior in terms of the related contexts in which people expect events to occur. Kelly's theory and applications for education and psychotherapy were described. (Editor/RK)

Does similarity in the location and temporal intensity pattern of the CS and UCS permit more rapid conditioning despite the presence of stimulus pairings in all groups? The following experiments attempt to assess the role of such factors in determining the rate of acquisition of a conditioned emotional response. (Author)