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Stephanos; studies in psychology presented to Cyril Burt / edited by Charlotte Banks and P. L. Broadhurst.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Broadhurst, P. L. (Peter Lovell), 1924- editor.
Burt, Cyril, 1883-1971.
Banks, Charlotte, editor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Burt, Cyril, 1883-1971.
Burt, Cyril.
Psychology.
Genre:
Festschriften.
Physical Description:
283 pages : illustrations, portrait ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
London : University of London Press, [c1965]
Contents:
Cyril Burt: a biographical sketch and appreciation, by V. Valentine.
Causal explanations in psychology, by C. A. Mace.
Neurology and free will, by J. S. Wilkie.
Motivation: a biased review, by A. Koestler.
The personality system, by P. E. Vernon.
Social ascent in England today, by T. H. Pear.
Implications of research on creativity, by J. P. Guilford.
The nature of man, by G. Murphy.
Prediction in practice, by M. Hamilton.
Intelligence testing of full-term and premature children by repeated assessments, by J. A. Fraser Roberts and E. Sedgley.
The psychological assessment of the children from the island of Tristan da Cunha, by G. Keir.
Boys in detention centres, by C. Banks.
Emotionality in the rat; a problem of response specificty, by P. L. Broadhurst and H. J. Eysenck.
Higher order factor structures and reticular-vs- hierarchical formulae for their interpretation, by R. B. Cattell.
List of Sir Cyril Burt's publication (p. 267).
Notes:
Title transliterated from Greek.
Includes bibliographies.
OCLC:
671024

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