Clark L Hull
Biographic Data
| ID | 3874252 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Clark L Hull |
| GIVEN NAMES | Clark L |
| FAMILY NAME | Hull |
| SIGNATURE | HULL C L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yale University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1916 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Mechanisms of Adaptive Behavior
A Note Concerning Winthrop's “Conceptual Difficulties in Modern Economic Theory”
In the article referred to in the title of this note, Winthrop quotes a paragraph from a recent article by me with italics inserted by him, and then proceeds to “translate” it into the language of an economic theory. Winthrop thoughtfully adds in a following paragraph the phrase, “... if I have not mistranslated him [Hull] into marginal terms.” The purpose of the present note is to correct what appears to have been a fundamental misunderstanding …
Value, Valuation, and Natural-Science Methodology
One of the initial obstacles to the study of the theory of value is the fact that practically every author whom the student consults on the subject characterizes value and valuation differently, and seems to trace them ultimately to a different source. For example, one writer will formulate a theory of value in terms of pain and pleasure ( 1 ); another, in terms of feeling ( 16 , p.22); another, in terms of desires or wants ( 3 , p.1); still othe…
The Influence of Caffeine and Other Factors on Certain Phenomena of Rote Learning
Résumé Chacun de huit sujets a appris seize séries de syllabes non-sens, chacune de seize syllabes, la moitié des séries sous l'influence de cinq grains de citrate de caféine, et l'autre moitié après avoir pris une dose de contrôle de lactose. On a constaté que la caféine a augmenté le tremblotement de la main et du bras de onze pour cent. La caféine a été suivie d'une augmentation de trente-trois pour cent des déplacements anticipatifs de la réa…
Does Positive Response to Direct Suggestion as Such Evoke a Generalized Hypersuggestibility
Résumé LA RÉPONSE POSITIVE À LA SUGGESTION DIRECTE COMME TELLE ÉVOQUE-T-ELLE UNE HYPERSUGGESTIBILITÉ GÉNERALISÉE? Une sensibilité accrue à la suggestion peut ětre un résultat particulier aux suggestions spéciales données pour faire venir l'hypnose, ou elle peut ětre une caractéristique généralisée de toute suggestion directe réussie au mouvement. Si la dernière hypothèse est vraie, une sensibilité accrue doit opérer réciproquement entre deux type…
An Electro-Chemical Parallel to the Conditioned Reflex
(1931). An Electro-Chemical Parallel to the Conditioned Reflex. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 262-269
A Mechanical Model of the Conditioned Reflex
Applied aspects of social psychology
The Formation and Retention of Associations among the Insane
Applied aspects of social psychology
A Mechanical Model of the Conditioned Reflex
An Electro-Chemical Parallel to the Conditioned Reflex
(1931). An Electro-Chemical Parallel to the Conditioned Reflex. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 262-269
Applied aspects of social psychology
The Formation and Retention of Associations among the Insane
Applied aspects of social psychology
An Electro-Chemical Parallel to the Conditioned Reflex
(1931). An Electro-Chemical Parallel to the Conditioned Reflex. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 262-269
A Mechanical Model of the Conditioned Reflex
Does Positive Response to Direct Suggestion as Such Evoke a Generalized Hypersuggestibility
Résumé LA RÉPONSE POSITIVE À LA SUGGESTION DIRECTE COMME TELLE ÉVOQUE-T-ELLE UNE HYPERSUGGESTIBILITÉ GÉNERALISÉE? Une sensibilité accrue à la suggestion peut ětre un résultat particulier aux suggestions spéciales données pour faire venir l'hypnose, ou elle peut ětre une caractéristique généralisée de toute suggestion directe réussie au mouvement. Si la dernière hypothèse est vraie, une sensibilité accrue doit opérer réciproquement entre deux type…
The Influence of Caffeine and Other Factors on Certain Phenomena of Rote Learning
Résumé Chacun de huit sujets a appris seize séries de syllabes non-sens, chacune de seize syllabes, la moitié des séries sous l'influence de cinq grains de citrate de caféine, et l'autre moitié après avoir pris une dose de contrôle de lactose. On a constaté que la caféine a augmenté le tremblotement de la main et du bras de onze pour cent. La caféine a été suivie d'une augmentation de trente-trois pour cent des déplacements anticipatifs de la réa…
Value, Valuation, and Natural-Science Methodology
One of the initial obstacles to the study of the theory of value is the fact that practically every author whom the student consults on the subject characterizes value and valuation differently, and seems to trace them ultimately to a different source. For example, one writer will formulate a theory of value in terms of pain and pleasure ( 1 ); another, in terms of feeling ( 16 , p.22); another, in terms of desires or wants ( 3 , p.1); still othe…
A Note Concerning Winthrop's “Conceptual Difficulties in Modern Economic Theory”
In the article referred to in the title of this note, Winthrop quotes a paragraph from a recent article by me with italics inserted by him, and then proceeds to “translate” it into the language of an economic theory. Winthrop thoughtfully adds in a following paragraph the phrase, “... if I have not mistranslated him [Hull] into marginal terms.” The purpose of the present note is to correct what appears to have been a fundamental misunderstanding …
Mechanisms of Adaptive Behavior
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