Articles Containing “Carol Offen” — 21 result(s)

Most Underappreciated

In science, not all great ideas see the light of day. But now, thanks to Most Unappreciated, a new book edited by APS Fellow Robert Arkin, Ohio State University, we learn what a number of

James McKeen Cattell Fund History

About Award Recipients Eligibility Requirements Application   James McKeen Cattell Fund: A Benevolent Foundation for Psychology by Lyle V. Jones & Gregory A. Kimble The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill & Duke University

Memories of Ole Ivar Lovaas

Ole Ivar Lovaas was a trail-blazing scientist/clinician who dedicated himself to improving the lives of children with autism and their families, brought applied behavior analysis (ABA) to the attention of the general public, and inspired

The Many Lives of Superstition

We’re nearing the end of a long campaign season in which every factor under the sun has come into play: Issues of age, race, gender, experience/inexperience. Round and round it goes, how it ends, nobody

Perils of Provocative Scholarship

In 2003, Nicole Taus filed a civil suit against me regarding an investigation that I conducted with Melvin Guyer, University of Michigan, into the accuracy of a published report by a court-appointed psychiatrist that Taus