Edmund Jacobson

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Edmund Jacobson is affiliated with the following schools: Northwestern University, University of Chicago, Harvard University

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Doctorate Medicine Harvard University
PhD Physiology University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Edmund Jacobson was an American physician in internal medicine and psychiatry and a physiologist. He was the creator of Progressive Muscle Relaxation and of Biofeedback. Biography He was born on April 22, 1888, Chicago to Fannie and Morris Jacobson. His father was a realtor in Chicago, who was born in Strasbourg, and his wife Fannie was born in Iowa.

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Electrophysiology of mental activities. (1932) (327)
ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS OF NEUROMUSCULAR STATES DURING MENTAL ACTIVITIES: VII. Imagination, Recollection and Abstract Thinking Involving the Speech Musculature (1931) (217)
Progressive relaxation : a physiological and clinical investigation of muscular states and their significance in Psychology and medical Practice (1938) (154)
You Must Relax (1963) (143)
Electrical measurements of neuromuscular states during mental activities. I. Imagination of movement involving skeletal muscle. (120)
ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS OF NEUROMUSCULAR STATES DURING MENTAL ACTIVITIES: III. Visual Imagination and Recollection (1930) (105)
ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS OF NEUROMUSCULAR STATES DURING MENTAL ACTIVITIES: II. Imagination and Recollection of Various Muscular Acts (1930) (91)
VARIATION OF BLOOD PRESSURE WITH SKELETAL MUSCLE TENSION AND RELAXATION (1939) (85)
Anxiety and tension control (1964) (75)
ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS OF NEUROMUSCULAR STATES DURING MENTAL ACTIVITIES: V. Variation of Specific Muscles Contracting During Imagination (1931) (73)
ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS OF NEUROMUSCULAR STATES DURING MENTAL ACTIVITIES: IV. Evidence of Contraction of Specific Muscles During Imagination (1930) (48)
Biology of emotions (1969) (43)
TRANSFERENCE PROBLEMS IN THE PSYCHOANALYTIC TREATMENT OF SEVERELY DEPRESSIVE PATIENTS (1954) (41)
THE TECHNIC OF PROGRESSIVE RELAXATION (1924) (40)
ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS OF NEUROMUSCULAR STATES DURING MENTAL ACTIVITIES: VI. A Note on Mental Activities Concerning an Amputated Limb (1931) (36)
SPASTIC ESOPHAGUS AND MUCOUS COLITIS: ETIOLOGY AND TREATMENT BY PROGRESSIVE RELAXATION (1927) (33)
ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS CONCERNING MUSCULAR CONTRACTION (TONUS) AND THE CULTIVATION OF RELAXATION IN MAN—RELAXATION-TIMES OF INDIVIDUALS (1934) (32)
ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS CONCERNING MUSCULAR CONTRACTION (TONUS) AND THE CULTIVATION OF RELAXATION IN MAN (1933) (32)
You must relax : a practical method of reducing the strains of modern living (1943) (30)
Anxiety and tension control : a physiologic approach (1964) (29)
ACTION CURRENTS FROM MUSCULAR CONTRACTIONS DURING CONSCIOUS PROCESSES. (1927) (29)
On meaning and understanding (1911) (27)
Modern Treatment of Tense Patients : Including the Neurotic and Depressed with Case Illustrations, Follow-Ups, and EMG Measurements (1970) (23)
YOU CAN SLEEP WELL (1939) (22)
CHAPTER ONE – Electrophysiology of Mental Activities and Introduction to The Psychological Process of Thinking1 (1973) (22)
The origins and development of progressive relaxation (1977) (21)
THE INFLUENCE OF RELAXATION UPON THE KNEE JERK (1925) (21)
VARIATION OF BLOOD PRESSURE WITH SKELETAL MUSCLE TENSION AND RELAXATION. II. THE HEART BEAT (1940) (20)
VOLUNTARY RELAXATION OF THE ESOPHAGUS (1925) (19)
Electrical and mechanical activity of the human nonpregnant uterus (1939) (19)
Experiments on the inhibition of sensations. (18)
Neuromuscular controls in man: methods of self direction in health and in disease. (1955) (17)
A case of sterility. (1946) (14)
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CONCEPTION AND TREATMENT OF CERTAIN COMMON "PSYCHONEUROSES" (1941) (14)
DIFFERENTIAL RELAXATION DURING READING, WRITING AND OTHER ACTIVITIES AS TESTED BY THE KNEE-JERK (1928) (12)
The Effect of Daily Rest without Training to Relax on Muscular Tonus (1942) (10)
Further Experiments on the Inhibition of Sensations (1912) (10)
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF GLOBUS HYSTERICUS (1924) (9)
Activity of the Human Non-Pregnant Uterus (1940) (9)
An Integrating Voltmeter for the Study of Nerve and Muscle Potentials (1940) (9)
The Course of Relaxation in Muscles of Athletes (1936) (8)
Muscular Tension and the Smoking of Cigarettes (1943) (7)
Muscular tension and the estimation of effort. (1951) (7)
Teaching and Learning: New Methods for Old Arts. (1973) (7)
CONTRACTION POTENTIALS (RIGHT QUADRICEPS FEMORIS) IN MAN DURING READING (1942) (7)
REDUCTION OF NERVOUS IRRITABILITY AND EXCITEMENT BY PROGRESSIVE RELAXATION (1920) (6)
THE DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF NERVOUS AND MUSCULAR STATES WITH THE INTEGRATING NEUROVOLTMETER (ACTION POTENTIAL-INTEGRATOR) (1940) (5)
INNERVATION AND “TONUS” OF STRIATED MUSCLE IN MAN (1943) (4)
The Relational Account of Truth (1910) (4)
The influence of relaxation upon the blood pressure in essential hypertension. (1947) (4)
THE CULTIVATION OF PHYSIOLOGICAL RELAXATION (1943) (3)
CULTIVATED RELAXATION IN “ESSENTIAL” HYPERTENSION (1942) (3)
Principles Underlying Coronary Heart Disease (1955) (3)
Measurement of the Action-Potentials in the Peripheral Nerves of Man Without Anesthetic (1933) (3)
THEORY OF ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION IN MAN (1948) (3)
DIRECT MEASUREMENTS OF THE EFFECTS OF BROMIDES, SODIUM AMYTAL AND OF CAFFEINE IN MAN* (1944) (3)
Recording action-potentials without photography. (1941) (2)
SECTION OF PSYCHOLOGY: Electrical Measurements of Mental Activities in Man (1946) (2)
Action Currents from Muscular Contractions During Conscious Processes (1927) (1)
QUANTITATIVE RECORDING OF THE KNEE-JERK BY ANGULAR MEASUREMENT (1928) (1)
Biology of emotions : new understanding derived from biological multidisciplinary investigation ; first electrophysiological measurements (1967) (1)
THE DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF NERVOUS AND MUSCULAR STATES WITH THE INTEGRATING NEUROVOLTMETER (ACTION-POTENTIAL INTEGRATOR) (1942) (1)
Electrical measurement of activities in nerve and muscle. (1934) (1)
Consciousness under an Aesthetics (1911) (1)
Yoga: A scientific Evaluation. (1938) (1)
Principles underlying coronary heart disease; considerations for a working hypothesis. (1955) (1)
'Tonus' in Striated Muscle (1943) (0)
Some highlights of my life (1979) (0)
Student Expenses at Postsecondary Institutions, 1979-80. (1979) (0)
A CASE OF RENAL GROWTH (1933) (0)
Muscular Tension and the Estimation of Effort: A Rejoinder (1951) (0)
Electrical measurements of mental activities in man. (1946) (0)
Natural Childbirth (1960) (0)
The Scrabble Word Guide (1974) (0)
THE REDUCTION OF GASTRIC ACIDITY: PRELIMINARY ACCOUNT OF METHODS (1917) (0)

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