Gregory Razran
Biographic Data
| ID | 706310 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gregory Razran |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gregory |
| FAMILY NAME | Razran |
| SIGNATURE | RAZRAN G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Queens College, CUNY |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1933 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Wladimir von Dechterew is Wladimir von Bechterew: A typographical error
Dermo-Optical Perception Or Human Extraocular Color Sensitivity: A Clarification of Current Soviet Research and an Article in Science (1)
Discussing "clairvoyance" in the first volume of his Modern Spiritualism, Frank Podmore wrote in 1902: "With some persons, at any rate, a very small chink at the side of the nose suffices for the purpose of vision [and] there is practically no means of blindfolding the eyes, without injuring the patient, which would preclude the possibility of vision by this means." (2)
Russian physiologists' psychology and American experimental psychology: A historical and a systematic collation and a look into the future
Growth, scope, and direction of current Soviet psychology: The 1963 All-Union Congress
And 1958 Russian books in psychology, psychophysiology, and related areas in psychiatry
Terms in Conditioning (?)
Psychology in communist countries other than the USSR
The dominance-contiguity theory of the acquisition of classical conditioning
Backward conditioning
Partial Reinforcement of Salivary Cr's in Adult Human Subjects: Preliminary Study
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Partial Reinforcement of Salivary Cr's in Adult Human Subjects: Preliminary Study
If in a CR experiment x reinforcements in t time produce less efficient conditioning than x-k reinforcements in the same t time, then it is obvious that, other things being equal, the lesser efficiency of the x reinforcements is due to either ( a ) its extra k reinforcements or ( b ) its shorter inter-reinforcement intervals, t-xd t ( x k ) d x -1 < ( x k ) 1 when d is the uniform duration of each The first factor of lesser CR efficiency might be…
A note on the use of the terms conditioning and reinforcement
A direct laboratory comparison of Pavlovian conditioning and traditional associative learning
"Reply to Grice's "Comments on Razran's discussion of stimulus generalization
A note on London's historical survey of psychology in the Soviet Union
Ethnic dislikes and stereotypes: A Laboratory Study
Ethnic Dislikes and Stereotypes: A Laboratory Study: Correction
Stimulus generalization of conditioned responses
Aviation
Studies in Configural Conditioning: I. Historical and Preliminary Experimentation
(1939). Studies in Configural Conditioning: I. Historical and Preliminary Experimentation. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 307-330
Conditioned responses: A classified bibliography
Conditioned withdrawal responses with shock as the conditioning stimulus in adult human subjects
Conditioned responses in animals other than dogs
Conditioned responses in animals other than dogs
Conditioned withdrawal responses with shock as the conditioning stimulus in adult human subjects
Conditioned responses: A classified bibliography
Studies in Configural Conditioning: I. Historical and Preliminary Experimentation
(1939). Studies in Configural Conditioning: I. Historical and Preliminary Experimentation. The Journal of General Psychology: Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 307-330
Aviation
Stimulus generalization of conditioned responses
A note on London's historical survey of psychology in the Soviet Union
Ethnic dislikes and stereotypes: A Laboratory Study
Ethnic Dislikes and Stereotypes: A Laboratory Study: Correction
"Reply to Grice's "Comments on Razran's discussion of stimulus generalization
Partial Reinforcement of Salivary Cr's in Adult Human Subjects: Preliminary Study
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Partial Reinforcement of Salivary Cr's in Adult Human Subjects: Preliminary Study
If in a CR experiment x reinforcements in t time produce less efficient conditioning than x-k reinforcements in the same t time, then it is obvious that, other things being equal, the lesser efficiency of the x reinforcements is due to either ( a ) its extra k reinforcements or ( b ) its shorter inter-reinforcement intervals, t-xd t ( x k ) d x -1 < ( x k ) 1 when d is the uniform duration of each The first factor of lesser CR efficiency might be…
A note on the use of the terms conditioning and reinforcement
A direct laboratory comparison of Pavlovian conditioning and traditional associative learning
Backward conditioning
The dominance-contiguity theory of the acquisition of classical conditioning
Psychology in communist countries other than the USSR
And 1958 Russian books in psychology, psychophysiology, and related areas in psychiatry
Terms in Conditioning (?)
Growth, scope, and direction of current Soviet psychology: The 1963 All-Union Congress
Russian physiologists' psychology and American experimental psychology: A historical and a systematic collation and a look into the future
Dermo-Optical Perception Or Human Extraocular Color Sensitivity: A Clarification of Current Soviet Research and an Article in Science (1)
Discussing "clairvoyance" in the first volume of his Modern Spiritualism, Frank Podmore wrote in 1902: "With some persons, at any rate, a very small chink at the side of the nose suffices for the purpose of vision [and] there is practically no means of blindfolding the eyes, without injuring the patient, which would preclude the possibility of vision by this means." (2)
Wladimir von Dechterew is Wladimir von Bechterew: A typographical error
Psychology (21 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (10 works) · Cognitive psychology (9 works) · Conditioning (9 works) · Statistics (9 works) · Mathematics (8 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Psychoanalysis (5 works) · Behavioral and Psychological Studies (4 works) · Classical conditioning (4 works)