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Observer Article

A Modern Classics Sampler

Observer Vol.16, No.3 March, 2003

Writing classics in psychology did not come to an abrupt end in the early 20th century. It undoubtedly continues today, although time will tell which of today’s titles will emerge […]... More>

Observer Article

University of Oklahoma

Observer Vol.16, No.3 March, 2003

University of Oklahoma Department of Psychology 455 W. Lindsey Norman, OK 73019 The department of psychology at the University of Oklahoma is one of a limited number of public graduate […]... More>

Letter/Observer Forum

Letters

Observer Vol.16, No.3 March, 2003

Kahneman: First ‘clear’ psychology Nobel The letters submitted to the Observer [January 2003] arguing that Daniel Kahneman was not the first psychologist awarded a Nobel Prize raises the question of […]... More>

Observer Article

Classical Blunders

Observer Vol.16, No.3 March, 2003

Don’t believe everything you read, not even in the classics, cautions Linda Bartoshuk of Yale. “The books aren’t always right,” says the APS Board Member. “I don’t think I learned […]... More>

Observer Article

Confessions of a Collector

Observer Vol.16, No.3 March, 2003

Saying that Rob Wozniak collects books on psychology is akin to saying Tiger Woods hits golf balls. The Bryn Mawr professor has more than 10,000 such books. They fill shelves […]... More>

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