Maurice H Krout
Biographic Data
| ID | 3624397 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maurice H Krout |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maurice H |
| FAMILY NAME | Krout |
| SIGNATURE | KROUT M H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1926 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
"Comment on "The Use of Human Subjects in Psychological Research
An Experimental Attempt to Determine the Significance of Unconscious Manual Symbolic Movements
An Experimental Attempt to Produce Unconscious Manual Symbolic Movements
(1954). An Experimental Attempt to Produce Unconscious Manual Symbolic Movements. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 51, No. 1, pp. 93-120
Reply to Super's Letter
Cultural Dynamics in a Democratic Structure
Planning for a Stable Peace
Introduction to Social Psychology
A correlational study of personality development and structure
Personality Development in Radicals: A Comparative Study
A Note on Dunham's Contribution to the Ecology of Functional Psychoses
mental hospital population is unpromising material for therapy. To reestablish cooperation and sociability will be most difficult with these patients, as it is necessary to reverse complex organizations of habits formed over a long period of years. Although it may not be impossible, mere kindly treatment and hopeful waiting will not do the work. What hope there is must lie in the newer, more active techniques of reeducation or in techniques yet t…
Emotional factors in the etiology of stammering
Clinical Material in the Study of Human Behavior
Résumé On peut employer dans les buts de la recherche le matériel psychoclinique, ramassé dans une période de temps dans les conférences privées dans le but de modifier le comportement humain. La tâche clinique est concue en termes de sept divisions principales, c'est-à-dire, les dates du contact; les facteurs de temps dans les relations du sujet et du clinicien; la situation de transfert; le comportement du sujet dans la clinique; le matériel am…
Wish and behavior
The province of social psychiatry
Culture and Culture Change
The attempt to apply psychometric tests to the problem of racial differences has been unsuccessful not only because there are no pure races but even more because of the wide diversities of mental experience found within any one group. The application of psychology to the study of culture resolves itself to the study of individuals in terms of cultural situations in which individual behavior goes on. From this point of view, the study of culture b…
Elementary Sociology. Ross L. Finney
The psychology of children's lies
A scientific understanding of lying is obtained neither by regarding mind as static nor by viewing it as the sum total of a series of stimulus-response connections. Human behavior must be thought of as an outgrowth of social situations and must always have reference to meanings. Social interaction may be said to consist in the introjection and projection of meanings. Judged by the completeness of the circuit of interaction, lies may be classified…
Race and Culture: A Study in Mobility, Segregation, and Selection
The definitions of the term "race" have been either naive or superficial. The bases of racial classification have been numerous, and agreement as to the meaning of "race" is prominent only by its absence. Brain morphology and pigmentation are the most popular criteria of racial differentiation, but neither of these seems to be dependable. The monogenetic origin of races is commonly held by anthropologists. If this be true, it is migration, region…
A Community in Flux: The Chicago Ghetto Re-Surveyed
A Community in Flux: The Chicago Ghetto Re-Surveyed
Elementary Sociology. Ross L. Finney
The psychology of children's lies
A scientific understanding of lying is obtained neither by regarding mind as static nor by viewing it as the sum total of a series of stimulus-response connections. Human behavior must be thought of as an outgrowth of social situations and must always have reference to meanings. Social interaction may be said to consist in the introjection and projection of meanings. Judged by the completeness of the circuit of interaction, lies may be classified…
Race and Culture: A Study in Mobility, Segregation, and Selection
The definitions of the term "race" have been either naive or superficial. The bases of racial classification have been numerous, and agreement as to the meaning of "race" is prominent only by its absence. Brain morphology and pigmentation are the most popular criteria of racial differentiation, but neither of these seems to be dependable. The monogenetic origin of races is commonly held by anthropologists. If this be true, it is migration, region…
Culture and Culture Change
The attempt to apply psychometric tests to the problem of racial differences has been unsuccessful not only because there are no pure races but even more because of the wide diversities of mental experience found within any one group. The application of psychology to the study of culture resolves itself to the study of individuals in terms of cultural situations in which individual behavior goes on. From this point of view, the study of culture b…
The province of social psychiatry
Wish and behavior
Clinical Material in the Study of Human Behavior
Résumé On peut employer dans les buts de la recherche le matériel psychoclinique, ramassé dans une période de temps dans les conférences privées dans le but de modifier le comportement humain. La tâche clinique est concue en termes de sept divisions principales, c'est-à-dire, les dates du contact; les facteurs de temps dans les relations du sujet et du clinicien; la situation de transfert; le comportement du sujet dans la clinique; le matériel am…
Emotional factors in the etiology of stammering
A Note on Dunham's Contribution to the Ecology of Functional Psychoses
mental hospital population is unpromising material for therapy. To reestablish cooperation and sociability will be most difficult with these patients, as it is necessary to reverse complex organizations of habits formed over a long period of years. Although it may not be impossible, mere kindly treatment and hopeful waiting will not do the work. What hope there is must lie in the newer, more active techniques of reeducation or in techniques yet t…
Personality Development in Radicals: A Comparative Study
A correlational study of personality development and structure
Introduction to Social Psychology
Cultural Dynamics in a Democratic Structure
Planning for a Stable Peace
Reply to Super's Letter
"Comment on "The Use of Human Subjects in Psychological Research
An Experimental Attempt to Determine the Significance of Unconscious Manual Symbolic Movements
An Experimental Attempt to Produce Unconscious Manual Symbolic Movements
(1954). An Experimental Attempt to Produce Unconscious Manual Symbolic Movements. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 51, No. 1, pp. 93-120
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