Margaret Floy Washburn
American psychologist and scholar
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- PhD Psychology Cornell University
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Margaret Floy Washburn , was a leading American psychologist in the early 20th century, was best known for her experimental work in animal behavior and motor theory development. She was the first woman to be granted a PhD in psychology ; the second woman, after Mary Whiton Calkins, to serve as president of the American Psychological Association ; and the first woman elected to the Society of Experimental Psychologists. A Review of General Psychology survey, published in 2002, ranked Washburn as the 88th most cited psychologist of the 20th century, tied with John Garcia, James J. Gibson, David Rumelhart, Louis Leon Thurstone, and Robert S. Woodworth.
Margaret Floy Washburn's Published Works
Published Works
- Bodily Changes in Pain, Hunger, Fear, and Rage. (1917) (2839)
- Grundriss der Psychologie (1894) (160)
- The Animal Mind (1908) (130)
- The Play of Man. (1902) (109)
- Minor studies from the psychological laboratory of Vassar College: The loss of associative power in words after long fixation. (1907) (74)
- Animal Education: An Experimental Study of the Psychical Development of the White Rat, Correlated with the Growth of its Nervous System. (1905) (44)
- A Comparison between the Miles A-B-C Method and Retinal Rivalry as Tests of Ocular Dominance (1934) (36)
- Motor Factors in Voluntary Control of Cube Perspective Fluctuations and Retinal Rivalry Fluctuations (1933) (34)
- A Study of Affective Contrast (1914) (33)
- Experiments on the brightness value of red for the light-adapted eye of the rabbit. (32)
- A Study in Guessing (1908) (32)
- The Influence of the Size of an Outline Cube on the Fluctuations of Its Perspective (1931) (30)
- An Attempt to Test Moods or Temperaments of Cheerfulness and Depression by Directed Recall of Emotionally Toned Experiences (1919) (29)
- Instructions in regard to preparation of manuscript. (1929) (29)
- Introspection as an objective method (24)
- Experiments on a Possible Test of Aesthetic Judgment of Pictures (1918) (24)
- Directed Recall of Pleasant and Unpleasant Experiences (23)
- Suggestion and Autosuggestion (21)
- The establishment of an association involving color‐discrimination in the creek chub, semotilus atromaculatus (1906) (19)
- Further Experiments on Directed Recall as a Test of Cheerful and Depressed Temperaments (1925) (18)
- Experiments on the Relation of Reaction-Time, Cube Fluctuations, and Mirror Drawing to Temperamental Differences (17)
- Movement and consciousness. (15)
- The Affective Values of Articulate Sounds (1912) (15)
- The Origins of Art: A Psychological and Sociological Inquiry. (1901) (14)
- The Effect of Imperceptible Lines on the Judgment of Distance (1908) (13)
- The function of incipient motor processes. (13)
- The Relation of the Pleasantness of Color Combinations to That of the Colors Seen Singly (13)
- The Comparative Controllability of the Fluctuations of Simple and Complex Ambiguous Perspective Figures (1934) (13)
- A Comparison of Directed and Free Recalls of Pleasant and Unpleasant Experiences, as Tests of Cheerful and Depressed Temperaments (1926) (12)
- A Note on the Affective Values of Colors (12)
- Retinal Rivalry in Free Vision of a Solid Object (1934) (12)
- Retinal Rivalry as a Neglected Factor in Stereoscopic Vision. (1933) (12)
- Some Tests by the Association Reaction Method of Mental Diagnosis (11)
- Galvanometer Experiments with Revived Emotions as a Test of Emotional and Phlegmatic Temperaments (1925) (11)
- Memory Revival of Emotions as a Test of Emotional and Phlegmatic Temperaments (1925) (10)
- The animal mind: A text-book of comparative psychology (3rd ed.). (10)
- Recent literature on the behavior of vertebrates. (9)
- Gestalt psychology and motor psychology. (1926) (9)
- Voluntary Control of Likes and Dislikes; The Effects of an Attempt Voluntarily to Change the Affective Value of Colors (1921) (9)
- An Effect of Fatigue on Judgments of the Affective Value of Colors (9)
- A Further Study of Revived Emotions as Related to Emotional and Calm Temperaments (1926) (9)
- Reaction-Time, Flicker, and Affective Sensitiveness as Tests of Extraversion and Introversion (1930) (9)
- The Color Changes of the White Light After-Image, Central and Peripheral. (8)
- Minor studies from the psychological laboratory of Vassar College: The effect of the interval between repetitions on the speed of learning a series of movements. (1913) (8)
- The Effect of Verbal Suggestion on Judgments of the Affective Value of Colors (1913) (8)
- Some Thoughts on the Last Quarter Century in Psychology (7)
- A Questionary Study of Certain National Differences in Emotional Traits. (1923) (7)
- The Moore Tests of Radical and Conservative Temperaments (1927) (6)
- A system of motor psychology. (6)
- A Study of Revived Emotions (6)
- The Genetic Function of Movement and Organic Sensations for Social Consciousness (1903) (6)
- L'audition color?e. (6)
- Mediate associations studied by the method of inhibiting associations (6)
- The Healy-Fernald Picture Completion Test as a Test of the Perception of the Comic (1919) (6)
- Feeling and emotion. (5)
- The Motor Memory of the Left Hand (1908) (5)
- Minor studies from the psychological laboratory of Vassar College: The influence of suppressing articulation on the favorable effect of disturbing repetitions. (1915) (5)
- The Blot upon the Brain (1886) (5)
- II.—SUBJECTIVE COLOURS AND THE AFTER-IMAGE: THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE THEORY OF ATTENTION (4)
- Accuracy of Visual Memory and Speed of Verbal Perception in Poor Spellers (4)
- The Term `Feeling' (1906) (4)
- Affective Sensitiveness in Poets and in Scientific Students (4)
- Dualism in Animal Psychology (1919) (4)
- A Study of the Images Representing the Concept "Meaning" (4)
- Mathematical Ability, Reasoning, and Academic Standing (1937) (4)
- Fluctuations in the Affective Value of Colors during Fixation for One Minute (1911) (4)
- The Social Psychology of Man and the Lower Animals. (4)
- Intelligenz und Wille. (1914) (4)
- A Note on the Terman Superior Adult Tests, as Applied to Vassar Freshmen (1919) (4)
- A Further Study of Revived Emotions (4)
- Ueber den Einfluss von Gesichtsassociationen auf die Raumwahrnehmungen der Haut. (1896) (4)
- Affective Sensitiveness to Colors, Tone Intervals, and Articulate Sounds (1915) (4)
- A Study of Retinal Rivalry in the After-Image (4)
- The Speed of Affective Judgments (1914) (3)
- Gefühl und Bewusstseinslage : eine kritisch-experimentelle Studie (1905) (3)
- The Results of Certain Standard Mental Tests as Related to the Academic Records of College Seniors (1919) (3)
- The Correlation between Accuracy of the Visual Memory After-Image and Control of Visual Imagery (1914) (3)
- The Psychology of Reasoning, Based on Experimental Researches in Hypnotism. (3)
- Der Simultane Farben- und Helligkeitskontrast, Mit Besonderer Ber?cksichtigung des sog. Florkontrast. (3)
- Voluntarily Controlled Likes and Dislikes of Color Combinations (1922) (3)
- The Effect of Area on the Pleasantness of Colors (1911) (3)
- The animal mind: A text-book of comparative psychology, second edition. (3)
- Further Tests of the Verbal Ability of Poor Spellers (1918) (3)
- Energy, Engines, and the Engineer: A Critique of C. Spearman (1929) (3)
- Tropisms and instinctive activities. (3)
- The Wonders of Animal Ingenuity (1910) (3)
- Some Apparatus for Cutaneous Stimulation (1894) (3)
- The animal mind; a text-book of comparative psychology, by Margaret Floy Washburn. (2)
- Discussion: The animal mind. (2)
- Seelenmacht: Abriss einer Zeitgemassen Weltanschauung. (2)
- The Effect of Area on the Pleasantness and Unpleasantness of Colors (1934) (2)
- Some aspects of attention. (2)
- The Effect of Mental Type on the Interference of Motor Habits (1909) (2)
- Absolute Judgments of Character Traits in Self and in Others (2)
- Notes on Duration as an Attribute of Sensations. (2)
- A Study of Errors in the Perception of Movement on the Skin (1908) (2)
- Stereoscopic Binocular Fusion in the Original Impression and in the Negative After-Image (1933) (2)
- The Source of Affective Reactions to Articulate Sounds (1915) (2)
- The Comparative Efficiency of Intensity, Perspective, and the Stereoscopic Factor in Producing the Perception of Depth (1938) (2)
- A Suggested Coefficient of Affective Sensitiveness (1913) (2)
- The physiological basis of relational process. (1)
- Ejective consciousness as a fundamental factor in social psychology. (1932) (1)
- The Process of Recognition (1897) (1)
- The Genetic Method in Psychology (1)
- A Study of Freshmen (1)
- Directed Egocentric Reactions (1919) (1)
- French work in comparative psychology for the past two years (1908) (1)
- A Factor in Mental Development. (1904) (1)
- The Sources of the Affective Reaction to Fallacies (1)
- The Intensive Statement of Particular and Negative Propositions (1896) (1)
- Social Psychology: The Bases of the Behavior Called Social. (1924) (1)
- A Further Study of Freshmen (1918) (1)
- The Correlation of a Test of Control of Visual Imagery with Estimated Geometrical Ability (1)
- Types of association among movements. (1)
- Animal Intelligence: Experimental Studies (1)
- The mind of the simplest animals. (1)
- A Suggestion Towards a Study of the Perception of Sound Movement (1908) (1)
- Die Lokalisationstheorie Angewandt auf Psychologische Probleme. (1896) (1)
- Space perception and the perception of things. (0)
- Ethics: An Investigation of the Facts and Laws of the Moral LifeVol. I, The Facts of Moral LifeVol. II, Ethical Systems (1898) (0)
- Sensory discrimination: The chemical sense. (0)
- Language and Ethical Ideas (0)
- The formation of new movement systems under the influence of problems. (0)
- Sensory discrimination: Hearing. (0)
- A NEW THEORY OF BINOCULAR VISION (1936) (0)
- Spatially determined reactions and space perception (continued). (0)
- Discrimination: Methods of investigating it. (0)
- The affective factors in the animal mind: Drives, incentives, and emotions. (1936) (0)
- Sensory discrimination: Vision. (0)
- Spatially determined reactions. (0)
- Some Examples of the Use of Psychological Analysis in System-Making (1902) (0)
- Spatially determined reactions and space perception. (0)
- A Study of Beliefs and Attitudes. The Psychology of Conviction. (1919) (0)
- Review of The Theory of Imitation in Social Psychology . (0)
- The evidence of mind. (0)
- IV.—DISCUSSIONS: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF DEDUCTIVE LOGIC (0)
- Higher mental processes. (1936) (0)
- Books Received (1901) (0)
- The problem or purpose. (0)
- Literature for 1911 on the behavior of lower invertebrates. (0)
- Movement and the image or centrally excited sensation. (0)
- PURPOSIVE ACTION. (0)
- Der Begriff des Instinktes einst und jetzt: eine Studie uber die Geschichte und die Grundlagen der Tierpsychologie (1910) (0)
- The connecting links in movement systems: Associative dispositions. (0)
- Our Notions of Number and Space. (0)
- Ants and Some Other Insects. (1905) (0)
- The spontaneous recurrence of movements: The memory after-image and perseveration. (0)
- Howard Crosby Warren (1934) (0)
- The New Rationalism and Objective Idealism: Rejoinder (1919) (0)
- A NEW FACTOR IN STEREOSCOPIC VISION (1934) (0)
- The Influence of Fatigue on Affective Sensitiveness to Colors (1915) (0)
- Custom and the moral life. (0)
- Review of The Synthetic Experiment. (1901) (0)
- Sensory discrimination: Methods of investigation. (0)
- Simultaneous movement systems. (0)
- Wundtian Feeling Analysis and the Genetic Significance of Feeling (0)
- Errata: A Further Study of Revived Emotions (1924) (0)
- The Conditions of Moral Evolution in Savagery and Civilisation (0)
- A discussion on instinct. (1911) (0)
- The principles of morality & the department of the moral life (0)
- Ueber den Einfluss von Gesichtsassociationen auf die Raumwahrnehmungen der Haut (0)
- Grundriss einer Einheitlichen Trieblehre vom Standpunkte des Determinismus. (1893) (0)
- La Psychologie Animale de Charles Bonnet. (1911) (0)
- After-images: Comment. (1899) (0)
- The memory idea. (0)
- The modification of conscious processes by individual experience (Continued). (0)
- The Animal Mind, a Text-Book of Psychology (1908) (0)
- A note on color-discrimination in the Creek Chub. (0)
- The difficulties and methods of comparative psychology. (0)
- The modification of conscious processes by individual experience. (0)
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