The rise and fall of McDougall's instinct doctrine

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• An early manuscript in the history of American comparative psychology

  Timothy D Johnston•History of Psychology•2002

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• Early American Sociology and the Polish Peasant

  Norbert Wiley•Sociological Theory•1986

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• An American Science of Feeling

  Anne C Rose•Journal of the History of Ideas•2012

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• Psychology, history, and the press

  Russell Jones, Russell A Jones•American Psychologist•1987

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• John Dewey’s social psychology and neopragmatism

  Open Access•Gil Richard Musolf•The Social Science Journal•2001

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• The essentials of symbolic interactionism

  Open Access•Gil Richard Musolf•Studies in Symbolic Interaction•2009

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• William James and Symbolic Interactionism

  Gil Richard Musolf•Sociological Focus•1994

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• The Medical Origins and Cultural Use of Freud’s Instinctual Drive Theory

  John C Burnham•The Psychoanalytic Quarterly•1974

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• Animal Tales

  Open Access•Anne C Rose•Journal of the History of the…•2012

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• Contextualizing Floyd Allports'sSocial Psychology

  Open Access•Sam Parkovnick•Journal of the History of the…•2000

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• William McDougall, American Psychologist

  Open Access•Anne C Rose•Journal of the History of the…•2016

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• William MC dougall and the problem of purpose

  Open Access•David L Krantz, Richard Hall et al.•Journal of the History of the…•1969

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• George Herbert Mead’s Social Psychology

  Open Access•Sam Parkovnick•The American Sociologist•2015

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• The principles of psychology.

  William James•1913

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• An introduction to social psychology.

  William Mcdougall•1908

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• Psychology as the behaviorist views it.

  John B Watson•Psychological Review•1913

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• McDougall revisited

  Open Access•Margaret A Boden•Journal of Personality•1965

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• Scientific Explanation, Space, and Time

  Peter Achinstein, Herbert Feigl et al.•The Philosophical Review•1964

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• The Great Society

  William Kelley Wright, Graham Wallas•The Philosophical Review•1914

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• The Misuse of Instinct in the Social Sciences

  L L Bernard•Psychological Review•1921

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• Heredity and environment

  Leonard Carmichael•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1925

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• A justification of the concept of instinct

  R S Woodworth•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1927

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• The nature of instinct

  E C Tolman•Psychological Bulletin•1923

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• Two suggestive experimental approaches to social psychology

  Horace B English•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1927

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• William McDougall and social psychology

  Edna Heidbreder•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1939

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• Social Psychology.Floyd Henry Allport

  Ellsworth Faris•American Journal of Sociology•1925

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