David Bakan

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David Bakan is affiliated with the following schools: Harvard University, York University, University of Missouri, Brooklyn College, University of Chicago

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David Bakan

Psychology

#858

World Rank

#1088

Historical Rank

#535

USA Rank

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David Bakan's Degrees

PhD Psychology University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, David Bakan was an American psychologist. Career David Bakan was a major influence in how the field of psychology implemented the use of statistics in research, particularly the statistical test of significance. Bakan was one of the earliest psychologists to promote the use of Bayesian statistics as an alternative to conventional statistical approaches, first publishing on the topic in 1953. He was one of the founders of the American Psychological Association's Division 26, the History of Psychology, and served as the president of the division in 1970–71.

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David Bakan's Published Works

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The duality of human existence : an essay on psychology and religion (1966) (919)
The test of significance in psychological research. (1966) (870)
On method : toward a reconstruction of psychological investigation (1968) (169)
The Moses of Michelangelo. (1958) (161)
Sigmund Freud and the Jewish mystical tradition (1958) (102)
Disease, Pain and Sacrifice: Toward a Psychology of Suffering (1968) (79)
Behaviorism and American urbanization (1966) (72)
Adolescence in America: From Idea to Social Fact. (1971) (62)
A generalization of Sidman's results on group and individual functions, and a criterion. (1954) (53)
A reconsideration of the problem of introspection. (1954) (50)
Slaughter of the innocents (1972) (49)
Slaughter of the Innocents: A Study of the Battered Child Phenomenon (1973) (40)
The crisis in psychology (1996) (39)
Some Reflections About Narrative Research and Hurt and Harm (1996) (37)
Disease, Pain and Sacrifice (1968) (32)
The influence of phrenology on American psychology (1966) (32)
Clinical psychology and logic. (1956) (29)
The General and the Aggregate: A Methodological Distinction (1955) (29)
The relationship between alcoholism and birth rank. (1949) (28)
Moses as an Egyptian. (1958) (27)
THE MYSTERY-MASTERY COMPLEX IN CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY. (1965) (22)
Learning and the principle of inverse probability. (1953) (18)
Origination, Self-Determination, and Psychology (1996) (16)
Learning and the scientific enterprise. (1953) (14)
POLITICAL FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY (1977) (10)
7 – Politics and American Psychology (1980) (9)
The Interface between War and the Social Sciences (1982) (8)
Some Thoughts on Reading Augustine's "Confessions" (1965) (8)
Psychology and religion : a contemporary dialogue (1968) (8)
And They Took Themselves Wives: The Emergence of Patriarchy in Western Civilization (1981) (7)
The authenticity of the Freud Memorial Collection. (1975) (7)
Techniques of interpretation. (1958) (6)
John Broadus Watson (1878–1958) (1960) (5)
American culture and psychology. (1998) (4)
Maimonides' Cure of Souls: Medieval Precursor of Psychoanalysis (2009) (4)
Psychology's digressions: A response to Krantz (1987) (4)
The exponential growth function in Herbart and hull. (1952) (4)
A Note on this Issue (1966) (4)
On Evil as a Collective Phenomenon (1982) (3)
Pain — The Existential Symptom (1976) (3)
Contributions to the History of Psychology: LIII. Maimonides' “Freudian” Theory of Prophecy (1989) (3)
Should Would-Be Change Agents Enter Politics? (1972) (2)
Some Philosophical Propadeutics toward a Psychology of War (1991) (2)
The discovery of the transference. (1958) (2)
Comments on D. Fiske’s ‘On the Coordination of Personality Concepts and their Measurement’ (1966) (2)
The social context of chronic pain (1981) (1)
Belief and the Management of Chronic Pain (1980) (1)
Freud on Interpretation: The Ancient Magical Egyptian and Jewish Traditions (2011) (1)
On the Reality of the Incorporeal Intelligibles: A Reflection on the Metaphysics of Psychology (2001) (1)
Some Thoughts on Reading Blight's Article (1988) (1)
Comment on Carini's “Private Events Made Public” (1968) (1)
Mind, Matter and the Separate Reality of Information (1974) (1)
Commenting on PC and multiculturalism (1996) (1)
A note on Freud's idea that Moses was an Egyptian as scriptural and traditional. (1989) (1)
HUMAN NATURE, CRIME, AND SOCIETY: PANEL DISCUSSION (1980) (1)
Book Review:Historiography of Modern Psychology: Aims, Resources and Approaches Josef Brozek, Ludwig J. Pongratz (1981) (0)
Accretion of meanings to the Devil image. (1958) (0)
Contributions to the History of Psychology: XXVIII: Shinkuro Iwahara: 1923–1978, Part 2 (1980) (0)
Hypotheses relating the origins of psychoanalysis to Freud's personal life. (1958) (0)
Book Reviews : Jung's Struggle with Freud. BY GEORGE B. HOGENSON. Notre Dame: Notre Dame Press, 1983. $13.95 (1986) (0)
The composition of the Interpretation of Dreams. (1958) (0)
True and False and Good and Bad in Connection with Cognition, Affection, and Volition (1986) (0)
Youth, the Future and Liberal Education. (1972) (0)
The Sabbatian Episode. (1958) (0)
The Hall-Dennis Report and the Universities. (1969) (0)
On Abelson's critical comment. (1954) (0)
The Frankist Episode. (1958) (0)
The problem of the origins of psychoanalysis. (1958) (0)
Jewish self-government. (1958) (0)
The Last Words of a Wise Man (0)
The Chmielnicki Period. (1958) (0)
Freud's paper on demoniacal possession. (1958) (0)
Response to Rotenberg's 'Cabalistic Sexuality and Creativity' (1995) (0)
The "Flectere..." of the Interpretation of Dreams. (1958) (0)
Moses and Monotheism--A book of double content. (1958) (0)
Did Freud ever dissemble (1958) (0)
Moses was killed by the Jews. (1958) (0)
Psychoanalysis as a problem in the history of ideas. (1958) (0)
On psychoanalysis and tragedy: A response to Rubens☆ (1992) (0)
The problem of scholarship. (1958) (0)
A Tract on Psychology: Agency and Communion in Human Mentation (2001) (0)
Freud's relationship to Fliess and his other Jewish associates. (1958) (0)
The general question of dissimulation. (1958) (0)
Suicide, Immortality, and the Method of Embarrassments. (1976) (0)
Reflections On My Years in Psychology (2009) (0)
Freud's Messianic identification. (1958) (0)
Freud's positive identification as a Jew. (1958) (0)
Symposium on the Occasion of the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Committee on Human Development (1966) (0)
Psychological Bulletin THE TEST OF SIGNIFICANCE IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH (1966) (0)
Anti-Semitism in Vienna. (1958) (0)
Anthropomorphism in Psychology. (1999) (0)
Some relevant biographical items. (1958) (0)
The hypnosis and cocaine episodes. (1958) (0)

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