Robert I Watson
Biographic Data
| ID | 1020865 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert I Watson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert I |
| FAMILY NAME | Watson |
| SIGNATURE | WATSON R I |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of New Hampshire at Manchester |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 34 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 53 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 34 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1941 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A relational use of the internal saboteur
Dissociative aspects of the personality are key components of both relational and object relations psychoanalytic theory. This paper proposes that one aspect of object relations theory, Fairbairn’s internal saboteur, can greatly aid our relational psychoanalytic theory and clinical work. The concept of the internal saboteur can help our understanding of self-defeating behavior and resistance to attachment in our patients. Examples are presented i…
A methodological note on the research use of thesyntopicon
A special review of significant contributions to the history of psychology: 1750–1920, Edited by Daniel N. Robinson
The history of psychology conceived as social psychology of the past
Social psychology supplies an array of concepts that may be used in the study of the history of psychology. The point of departure for discussion is attitudes conceived as acquired behavioral dispositions which are related to an approach previously used in historical study, so-called prescriptive attitudes. Prescriptions as they relate to personality, role, self, development, values, and motivation in interaction with group behavior are then exam…
Summa psychologiae: A special review
In the first section of the review, the general features of this large reference work are described as well as the manner in which “eminence” has been defined. The principles of the selection of the references for the two volumes are noted and the potential uses of the bibliography are discussed. The second section is devoted to a critique of some stylistic matters (diacritical signs, symbols, and abbreviations) and of certain practices (choice o…
The history of psychology as a speciality: A personal view of its first 15 years
Power motivation and risk‐taking behavior 1
Aggressive reactions to frustration in urban Guatemalan children: The effects of sex and social class
Investigation into deindividuation using a cross-cultural survey technique
Characteristics of individuals eminent in psychology in temporal perspective: Part 1
Prescriptions as operative in the history of psychology
A prescriptive analysis of Descartes' psychological views
Eminent psychologists: Corrections and additions
A summer institute on the history of psychology: Part II
A summer institute on the history of psychology: Part I
Books Notes
Important psychologists, 1600-1967
Recent Developments in the Historiography of American Psychology
Psychology: A prescriptive science
A note on the history of psychology as a specialization
The organization and preservation of personal papers
The role and use of history in the psychology curriculum
The historical background for national trends in psychology: United States
The history of psychology: A neglected area
IN the United States psychology is provincial, both geographically and temporally. While almost any European psychologist whom we meet surprises us by his knowledge of our work, we fall far short of equivalent familiarity with psychological activities in his country. Our relative ignorance of current psychological activities outside the United States is so well known and seemingly so complacently accepted as hardly to need exposition. It is not m…
Psychology of the Child
Psychology: A prescriptive science
The history of psychology: A neglected area
IN the United States psychology is provincial, both geographically and temporally. While almost any European psychologist whom we meet surprises us by his knowledge of our work, we fall far short of equivalent familiarity with psychological activities in his country. Our relative ignorance of current psychological activities outside the United States is so well known and seemingly so complacently accepted as hardly to need exposition. It is not m…
A brief history of clinical psychology
Clinical psychologists have been surprisingly a historical. Very little thought has been given to, and less written about, the origin and development of clinical psychology. To capture in full measure the sweep and continuity of the history of clinical psychology is beyond the competence of the reviewer, to say nothing of space limitations. The psychometric tradition, one of the headwaters from which clinical psychology sprang, was, in turn, a pa…
Investigation into deindividuation using a cross-cultural survey technique
Recent Developments in the Historiography of American Psychology
The Content of Experimental Manuals in Psychology
The Relationship of the Affective Toler- . Ance Inventory To Other Personality Inventories
School and Sex Differences in Affective Tolerance
The use of the Wechsler-Bellevue Scales: A supplement
Training of clinical psychologists: Round Table, 1951: 2. Training in clinical psychology from the perspective of the internship
Maternal attitudes of acceptance and rejection during and after pregnancy
A brief history of clinical psychology
Clinical psychologists have been surprisingly a historical. Very little thought has been given to, and less written about, the origin and development of clinical psychology. To capture in full measure the sweep and continuity of the history of clinical psychology is beyond the competence of the reviewer, to say nothing of space limitations. The psychometric tradition, one of the headwaters from which clinical psychology sprang, was, in turn, a pa…
Psychology of the Child
President, 1959-60: W. Mason Mathews, Ph.D
Psychology of the Child
The history of psychology: A neglected area
IN the United States psychology is provincial, both geographically and temporally. While almost any European psychologist whom we meet surprises us by his knowledge of our work, we fall far short of equivalent familiarity with psychological activities in his country. Our relative ignorance of current psychological activities outside the United States is so well known and seemingly so complacently accepted as hardly to need exposition. It is not m…
The historical background for national trends in psychology: United States
The organization and preservation of personal papers
The role and use of history in the psychology curriculum
Psychology: A prescriptive science
A note on the history of psychology as a specialization
Books Notes
Important psychologists, 1600-1967
Recent Developments in the Historiography of American Psychology
A summer institute on the history of psychology: Part I
Eminent psychologists: Corrections and additions
A summer institute on the history of psychology: Part II
Prescriptions as operative in the history of psychology
A prescriptive analysis of Descartes' psychological views
Power motivation and risk‐taking behavior 1
Psychology (26 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (17 works) · Computer Science (16 works) · Library science (15 works) · Artificial Intelligence (14 works) · Watson (14 works) · Psychoanalysis (13 works) · Citation (11 works) · History of psychology (9 works) · History (8 works)