Edmund Smith Conklin

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PhD Psychology University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Edmund Smith Conklin was an American author and psychologist. He was born in New Britain, Connecticut on April 19, 1884. He attended Clark University when G. Stanley Hall was a leading teacher. He graduated in psychology from Springfield college and Clark University. He was a professor and chairman of the department of psychology at Indiana University. He served at various times as visiting professor at the University of Chicago and Syracuse University. He wrote books on abnormal psychology, anomalistic psychology and the psychology of religion.

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Edmund Smith Conklin's Published Works

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Human Motivation (1932) (2517)
Superstitious Belief and Practice among College Students (36)
Mental Growth and Decline (1927) (31)
The Determination of Normal Extravert-Introvert Interest Differences (1927) (24)
A Comparison of the Scale of Values Method with the Order-of-Merit Method. (1923) (22)
The definition of introversion, extroversion and allied concepts. (21)
Primitive behavior: An introduction to the social sciences. (1938) (16)
The scale of values method for studies in genetic psychology (16)
Two Souls in One Body (1928) (15)
Principles of adolescent psychology (1935) (13)
The springs of human action (13)
Principles of abnormal psychology (1928) (10)
The Foster-Child Fantasy (5)
The psychology of religious adjustment (5)
Shell Shock and Its Aftermath (1927) (5)
Some Mental Effects of Menstruation (1927) (5)
A Genetic Scheme for the Classification Of Personalities (1924) (4)
The New Psychological Laboratory of the University of Oregon (3)
PHOTOGRAPHED LILLIPUTIAN HALLUCINATIONS (1925) (2)
Introductory psychology for students of education (1939) (2)
Review of Understanding Human Nature. (1928) (1)
Review of Modern society and mental disease. (1939) (0)
Nature of conversion. (0)
Religious ecstatic states: Interpretations of mysticism. (0)
When religious appeals are weak. (0)
The Foundations of Human Nature. (1936) (0)
Is religion an instinct (0)
The relation of psychology to religion. (0)
Growth changes in religious behavior: Religious educational principles, adolescent problems. (0)
Adventures in self-discovery. (1939) (0)
William Alanson White: The autobiography of a purpose. (1938) (0)
Review of Mental Conflicts and Personality. (1939) (0)
Review of Training the Adolescent. (1935) (0)
A psychological conception of religion. (0)
Religious ecstatic states: "Power" states, prophecy, mysticism. (0)
Religious exercises: The order of worship, hymns, ascetism. (0)
Psychology and Life. Leslie D. Weatherhead (1935) (0)
Distortions of religious behavior. (0)
Growth changes in religious behavior: Childhood backgrounds. (0)
Book Review:Why We Feel That Way: An Analysis of the Human Emotions Augustus W. Trettien (1935) (0)
Bible vs. Modernism (1937) (0)
A volume-year check list of psychological and allied journals (1931) (0)
Childhood and adolescence. (1936) (0)
Is religion an emotion, an attitude, or a belief? (0)
The Dramatic Personality of Jesus (1934) (0)
Psychology in the Service of Religion (1933) (0)
Family adjustment influences in the neurotocism score (1936) (0)
Manual of Psychiatry and Mental Hygiene. (1938) (0)
Book Review:The Exploration of the Inner World Anton T. Boisen (1937) (0)
Religious exercises: Their motivation, prayer. (0)
Technik der Psychoanalyse. II. Die Analytische Reaction (1931) (0)
Life without Fear. Peter Fletcher (1939) (0)
Book Review:The Troubled Mind Harry Roberts, M. N. Jackson (1939) (0)
Program of the Section on Psychology (1936) (0)
The religious sentiment and the religious experience. (0)
Religious exercises: Retreat, evangelism. (0)

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