Knowing, thinking, and believing : Festschrift for professor David Krech /
edited by Lewis Petrinovich and James L. McGaugh.
- New York : Plenum Press, c1976.
- xii, 319 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographies and index.
Petrinovich, L. and McGaugh, J. Introduction.--Historical and methodological issues: Petrinovich, L. Molar reductionism. Wyers, E. J. Learning and evolution. Garcia, J. I. Krechevsky and I. Zolman, J. F. Developmental constraints on conditioning.--Physiological mediation: McGaugh, J. L. Cognition and consolidation. Roderick, T. H., Wimer, R. E., and Wimer, C. C. Genetic manipulation of neuroanatomical traits. Rosenzweig, M. R. and Bennett, E. L. Enriched environments: facts, factors, and fantasies. Diamond, M. C. Anatomical brain changes induced by environment.--Social and cognitive issues: Hammond, K. R. The social implementation of cognitive theory. Torrey, J. W. The psychology of linguistic knowledge. Stone, G. On the circumspect pooling of reaction times.