James H. Geer

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James H. Geer is affiliated with the following schools: University at Buffalo, Louisiana State University, Stanford University, University of Pennsylvania

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#3816

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#4278

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Cognitive Psychology

#508

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#529

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PhD Psychology Stanford University
Masters Psychology Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, James H. Geer is an American psychologist. His area of research is sexuality. Career Geer has researched sexuality for over 30 years. He explores the psychophysiology of sexual arousal and cognitive variables in sexuality. He worked on the faculty at University at Buffalo, University of Pennsylvania, and Stony Brook University. He retired from his position at Louisiana State University and moved to the Lancaster area to work as a visiting scholar at Franklin & Marshall College.

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James H. Geer's Published Works

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SCALE TO MEASURE FEAR. (1965) (758)
Reduction of stress in humans through nonveridical perceived control of aversive stimulation. (1970) (277)
A vaginal plethysmograph system. (1975) (276)
Alleviation of learned helplessness in the dog. (1968) (272)
Cognitive factors in sexual arousal: the role of distraction. (1976) (200)
Determinants of subjective experience of sexual arousal in women: feedback from genital arousal and erotic stimulus content. (1995) (193)
Sexual arousal in women: The development of a measurement device for vaginal blood volume (1974) (190)
Theories of human sexuality (1987) (184)
Eating Disorder Symptoms and Concerns About Body Differ as a Function of Gender and Sexual Orientation (2000) (165)
Empathy, social skills, and other relevant cognitive processes in rapists and child molesters (2000) (109)
The habituation of sexual arousal (1985) (95)
Sexual content induced delays in unprimed lexical decisions: Gender and context effects (1996) (91)
Evaluating the effects of the prediction-control confound. (1972) (89)
Implicit Attitudes in Sexuality: Gender Differences (2005) (76)
Treatment of insomnia using a variant of systematic desensitization: a case report. (1966) (74)
The sexual response system. (2000) (73)
Premature ejaculation: investigation of factors in ejaculatory latency. (1984) (70)
Sexual Content-Induced Delay With Double-Entendre Words (1997) (70)
Fear and autonomic arousal. (1966) (69)
The relationship between sexual arousal experience and genital response. (1983) (64)
The sexual response (2007) (62)
Sex differences in memory for erotica (1990) (55)
Fear reduction following observation of a model. (1967) (54)
Effect of interstimulus intervals and rest-period length upon habituation of the Orienting response. (1966) (51)
A study of fantasy-based sexual arousal in women (1982) (51)
Vaginal blood volume responses during masturbation (1976) (46)
Remembering Attack Ads: An Experimental Investigation of Radio (2003) (44)
Treatment of a recurrent nightmare by behavior-modification procedures: a case study. (1967) (43)
Effects of Gaining Control over Aversive Stimuli after Differing Amounts of No Control (1971) (42)
Handbook of sexual dysfunctions : assessment and treatment (1993) (40)
The effect of being responsible for reducing another's pain on subjects' response and arousal. (1973) (38)
MEASUREMENT OF THE CONDITIONED CARDIAC RESPONSE. (1964) (37)
Reading Times for Erotic Material: The Pause to Reflect (1994) (35)
Implicit and Explicit Memory of Neutral, Negative Emotional, and Sexual Information (2001) (34)
Voluntary vaginal musculature contractions as an enhancer of sexual arousal (1985) (34)
The elimination of a recurrent nightmare by desensitization of a related phobia. (1968) (33)
Stokes flow past a slender body of revolution (1976) (32)
Investigation of Attitude Change in a Rape Prevention Program (2003) (31)
Gender differences in the organization of sexual information (1996) (30)
Scaling heterosexual behavior and arousal: Consistency and sex differences. (1990) (28)
Predictable and unpredictable aversive events: Evidence for the safety-signal hypothesis (1972) (26)
The sexual abuse of children : theory and research (1992) (26)
A test of the classical conditioning model of emotion: the use of nonpainful aversive stimuli as unconditioned stimuli in a conditioning procedure. (1968) (25)
Skin conductance and heart rate in women with premenstrual syndrome. (1988) (24)
Direct measurements of genital responding. (1975) (23)
Effects of two independent stresses upon autonomic responding. (1969) (22)
Anxiety-related differences in affective categorizations of lexical stimuli. (2005) (20)
A Sex Difference in Time Estimation (1964) (19)
Effect of fear arousal upon task performance and verbal behavior. (1966) (17)
Gender differences in memory for a sexual story (1991) (15)
GENERALIZATION OF INHIBITION IN THE ORIENTING RESPONSE (1969) (13)
Educating the Learning Disabled Adolescent About Sexuality (1979) (11)
Hypnotic suggestion and the histamine wheal. (1966) (11)
Gender Differences in Cognitive Processes in Sexuality (2012) (11)
Network Knowledge Organization: Do Knowledge Structures for Sexual and Emotional Information Reflect Gender or Sexual Orientation? (1998) (10)
Association responses of depressed and non-depressed patients to words of three hostility levels. (1965) (10)
Supplementary report: generalization of a nonverbal response to aggressive verbal stimuli. (1962) (9)
Development of the vaginal photoplethysmograph (2005) (9)
Ambiguous stimuli: Sex is in the eye of the beholder (1993) (9)
The effect of low levels of stimulus intensity upon the orienting response (1967) (8)
Slender streams with gravity: Outer asymptotic expansions. II (1977) (7)
Genital measures: comments on their role in understanding human sexuality. (1976) (7)
Meaning Class and Affective Content in Word Association (1964) (7)
The Generation and Corroboration ofa Taxonomic Model for Child Molesters (2013) (4)
Sterilization of genital devices. (1978) (4)
Direct measurement of genital responding. (1975) (2)
PHOBIA TREATED BY RECIPROCAL INHIBITION. (1964) (2)
Priming Effects upon Memory for Double Entendre Words (2010) (1)
Effect of Presenting Matching Stimuli on the Orienting Response (1971) (1)
Are We Ready for this Classification System? (2001) (1)
Book Review:Emotions and Bodily Responses: A Psychophysiological Approach. William W. Grings, Michael E. Dawson (1979) (1)
An Experimental Investigation of Radio (2003) (1)
Book reviews (1993) (0)
The Sexual Abuse of Children : Volume II: Clinical Issues (2013) (0)
An In-Depth Analysis of Fears and Phobias. (1970) (0)
The Latest Word on Treating Sex Offenders. (1992) (0)
Studies on the relationship between subjective and genital measures of sexual excitement (1984) (0)
The Effect of Being Able to Control Aversive Stimuli. (1973) (0)
Letters to the editor (1978) (0)
Theory and research (1992) (0)
Adolescent Sex Offenders (2013) (0)
A Scholarly Look at Child Abuse. (1989) (0)
Generalization of inbition in the orienting response. (1969) (0)
A Controversial Textbook on Sex. (1977) (0)
The Sexual Abuse of Children : Volume I: Theory and Research (2014) (0)
The Little That Is Left (1969) (0)
The Meaning of Fear, S. Rachman. Penguin Books, Baltimore, MD (1974), 119 Pp. $1.75 (1975) (0)
Fear Survey Schedule - II (FSS-II) 1965 (2007) (0)
Direct reimbursement benefits dentists, too. (1994) (0)
Behavioral Counseling: Cases and Techniques, Krumboltz John D., Thoresen Carl. Holt, Rhinehart, and Winston, New York (1969), 515 Pp. $7.95. (1970) (0)
Sex, hormones and behaviour. (1980) (0)
Applying the Concept "Control". (1981) (0)

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