Frederick Wyatt
Biographic Data
| ID | 282173 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frederick Wyatt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frederick |
| FAMILY NAME | Wyatt |
| SIGNATURE | WYATT F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1941 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Literarische Entwurfe weiblicher Sexualitat
Uber sich selbst reden: Zur Psychoanalyse autobiographischen Schreibens
Clinical Notes on the Motives of Reproduction
In Quest of Change: Comments on Robert Jay Lifton's “Individual Patterns in Historical Change”
The following comments on Dr. Lifton's paper will not concern themselves with the validity of his observations about the imagery of historical change in contemporary Japan – I would hardly be competent for such a task. My concern will be exclusively with the conceptual premises of Dr. Lifton's study, and, by implication, with the method of his observations. If psychology is used to explain change, can it be done by means of such categories as tho…
A Psychologist Looks at History
Sir Henry Clinton: A Psychological Exploration in History
T N recent years historians have been experimenting more and more frequently with a psychological approach to their subject, just as psychologists have been extending their investigations into the realm of history.1 Fruitful as these individual experiments have been, they have one major drawback: history and psychology are such exacting disciplines that few practitioners of the one can become more than amateurs in the other. The professional inev…
Therapeutic effort and therapeutic situation
Climate of opinion and methods of readjustment
On the expansion of professional psychology
Problems of supervision and training in clinical psychology: Round Table, 1952: 1. The meaning of clinical experience
Training of clinical psychologists: Round Table, 1951: 1. Problems of training in clinical psychology
What Should be Published in Psychological Journals
V. Measurement and the Thematic Apperception Test
German psychologists and recent events
Guidance problems among student nurses
A case of prediction over a century: Heine on the national-socialist revolution
A passage in one of Heine's essays draws from certain elements in German philosophy conclusions regarding the form of the liberal revolution. Reading this passage now, it appears to predict successfully the political events in Germany leading up to the present war. What actually happens is that people establish the predictive relationship between Heine's statements and present events on the basis of structural similarities, consequently taking th…
Clinical Notes on the Motives of Reproduction
Sir Henry Clinton: A Psychological Exploration in History
T N recent years historians have been experimenting more and more frequently with a psychological approach to their subject, just as psychologists have been extending their investigations into the realm of history.1 Fruitful as these individual experiments have been, they have one major drawback: history and psychology are such exacting disciplines that few practitioners of the one can become more than amateurs in the other. The professional inev…
A Psychologist Looks at History
A case of prediction over a century: Heine on the national-socialist revolution
A passage in one of Heine's essays draws from certain elements in German philosophy conclusions regarding the form of the liberal revolution. Reading this passage now, it appears to predict successfully the political events in Germany leading up to the present war. What actually happens is that people establish the predictive relationship between Heine's statements and present events on the basis of structural similarities, consequently taking th…
Guidance problems among student nurses
V. Measurement and the Thematic Apperception Test
German psychologists and recent events
Training of clinical psychologists: Round Table, 1951: 1. Problems of training in clinical psychology
What Should be Published in Psychological Journals
Problems of supervision and training in clinical psychology: Round Table, 1952: 1. The meaning of clinical experience
On the expansion of professional psychology
Climate of opinion and methods of readjustment
Therapeutic effort and therapeutic situation
Sir Henry Clinton: A Psychological Exploration in History
T N recent years historians have been experimenting more and more frequently with a psychological approach to their subject, just as psychologists have been extending their investigations into the realm of history.1 Fruitful as these individual experiments have been, they have one major drawback: history and psychology are such exacting disciplines that few practitioners of the one can become more than amateurs in the other. The professional inev…
A Psychologist Looks at History
In Quest of Change: Comments on Robert Jay Lifton's “Individual Patterns in Historical Change”
The following comments on Dr. Lifton's paper will not concern themselves with the validity of his observations about the imagery of historical change in contemporary Japan – I would hardly be competent for such a task. My concern will be exclusively with the conceptual premises of Dr. Lifton's study, and, by implication, with the method of his observations. If psychology is used to explain change, can it be done by means of such categories as tho…
Clinical Notes on the Motives of Reproduction
Uber sich selbst reden: Zur Psychoanalyse autobiographischen Schreibens
Literarische Entwurfe weiblicher Sexualitat
Psychology (14 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (9 works) · Psychoanalysis (7 works) · Applied Psychology (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · History (4 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (4 works) · Applied Psychology (3 works) · Library science (3 works) · Political science (3 works)