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Trends. The Devil's In The Details: The Vatican And Exorcism, Ibpp Editor
Trends. The Devil's In The Details: The Vatican And Exorcism, Ibpp Editor
International Bulletin of Political Psychology
The author discusses the recent revision to the Roman Catholic ritual of exorcism.
Control Of The Personal As A Means Of Political Control And Power: Thoughts For A New Millennium, Ibpp Editor
Control Of The Personal As A Means Of Political Control And Power: Thoughts For A New Millennium, Ibpp Editor
International Bulletin of Political Psychology
This article explores the utility of significantly controlling the governed's personal sphere of life as a means of maintaining and further increasing political control and power by political authorities in the new millennium.
Trends. The Senate Trial Of President Clinton: There's More Than One Way To Wag The Dog, Ibpp Editor
Trends. The Senate Trial Of President Clinton: There's More Than One Way To Wag The Dog, Ibpp Editor
International Bulletin of Political Psychology
The author discusses "wagging the dog" as it relates to the current presidential scandal.
Aviation Security: The Human Element In Human Factors, Ibpp Editor
Aviation Security: The Human Element In Human Factors, Ibpp Editor
International Bulletin of Political Psychology
This article describes aspects of social and political human functioning that are germane to security violations discovered by representatives of the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) in tests at various United States (U.S.) airports. FAA reports on the violations were obtained by The New York Times through the U.S. Freedom of Information Act and discussed in the Times' January 11th Issue.
Privatization And The Private Psychology Of Social Security, Ibpp Editor
Privatization And The Private Psychology Of Social Security, Ibpp Editor
International Bulletin of Political Psychology
This article describes a crucial psychological nexus that mitigates against governmental attempts to privatize social security programs.
Terrorists' Delight: The Soft Psychological Underbelly Of A Superpower In The Post-Cold War Era, Ibpp Editor
Terrorists' Delight: The Soft Psychological Underbelly Of A Superpower In The Post-Cold War Era, Ibpp Editor
International Bulletin of Political Psychology
This article describes psychological vulnerabilities of the one remaining superpower that are being exploited by terrorist organizations--those that are state-sponsored and abetted and those sponsored and abetted by other political actors.
Trends. The Mother Of All Warnings To North Korea, Ibpp Editor
Trends. The Mother Of All Warnings To North Korea, Ibpp Editor
International Bulletin of Political Psychology
The author discusses the problematic logic of the UN ordering the North Korean government to allow a nuclear weapons development site to be inspected.
The Effect Of Proximity On Landmark Use In Clark’S Nutcrackers, Kristy L. Gould-Beierle, Alan Kamil
The Effect Of Proximity On Landmark Use In Clark’S Nutcrackers, Kristy L. Gould-Beierle, Alan Kamil
Avian Cognition Papers
Clark’s nutcrackers, Nucifraga columbiana, store thousands of pine seeds during the autumn and retrieve them throughout the winter. It has been shown that these birds are able to use visual cues to relocate hidden food in the laboratory. In this set of experiments, we trained three groups of Clark’s nutcrackers to find a hidden food goal that was placed in the same spatial location relative to the testing room. During training, the location of two local cues in relation to the goal differed between the three groups. Group 1 learned the task with the cues closest to the goal, group …
Patterns Of Movement And Orientation During Caching And Recovery By Clark’S Nutcrackers, Nucifraga Columbiana, Alan Kamil, Russell P. Balda, Sally Good
Patterns Of Movement And Orientation During Caching And Recovery By Clark’S Nutcrackers, Nucifraga Columbiana, Alan Kamil, Russell P. Balda, Sally Good
Avian Cognition Papers
Clark’s nutcrackers regularly store large numbers of pine seeds and remember the locations of the cached seeds. Although they are very accurate, they do make some errors during recovery. In an attempt to determine whether any behaviours during caching predicted the occurrence of errors during recovery, we videotaped Clark’s nutcrackers while they cached and recovered seeds under laboratory conditions. We used the videotapes to develop complete, quantitative descriptions of caching and recovery behaviour, with an emphasis on body orientation and directions of movement. During caching, the birds showed the greatest change in their orientation and direction following cache creation. During …
How Do They, Indeed? A Reply To Biegler Et Al., Alan Kamil, Juli E. Jones
How Do They, Indeed? A Reply To Biegler Et Al., Alan Kamil, Juli E. Jones
Avian Cognition Papers
We trained Clark’s nutcrackers, Nucifraga columbiana, to search halfway between two landmarks while varying the distance between the landmarks (Kamil & Jones 1997). We found that the birds learned the problem readily and generalized to novel interlandmark distances within the range of distances used during training. Unlike some other studies in which responses to proportional distance were obtained (e.g. O’Keefe & Burgess 1996; Tommasi et al. 1997), the nutcrackers showed very precise search and maintained this precision during the transfer test. The distributions of digging locations around the central position were concentrated within ±1–2 cm of the central location …
Bibliotherapy : Background, Application And Research, Carla Marie Eich
Bibliotherapy : Background, Application And Research, Carla Marie Eich
Graduate Research Papers
This paper examines bibliotherapy in several aspects. Bibliotherapy is using books to help with client's problems or for developmental adjustment and growth. Bibliotherapy has a long history, dating back to early man. However, it was not until this century that scholars began studying it further. In 1949, the process of bibliotherapy was developed which is discussed in this paper. Research support for bibliotherapy has been mixed and speculation as to why is also discussed. There are many limitations of bibliotherapy which are important to consider if a therapist is interested in bibliotherapy. This paper allows the critics of bibliotherapy to …