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Perry London

Psychology

#2701

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#3112

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#1234

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Social Psychology

#375

World Rank

#390

Historical Rank

#139

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Cognitive Psychology

#549

World Rank

#576

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#126

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According to Wikipedia, Perry London was an American–Israeli psychologist, theorist, and academic administrator best known for his writings on clinical psychology and his studies about altruism and hypnosis. In his last position, he was a professor of psychology and dean of the graduate school of applied and professional psychology at Rutgers University.

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The Modes And Morals Of Psychotherapy (1964) (316)
The relationship of self-concept and social support to emotional distress among women during war. (1986) (221)
Communication in relationships and adolescent substance use: the influence of parents and friends. (1991) (188)
The end of ideology in behavior modification. (1972) (119)
Altruistic behavior by children. (1970) (119)
EEG Alpha Rhythms and Susceptibility to Hypnosis (1968) (83)
Depression and substance use in two divergent high school cultures: A quantitative and qualitative analysis (1994) (80)
EEG and hypnotic susceptibility. (1970) (71)
Hypnosis, motivation, and performance. (1961) (66)
The Motivations of Blood Donors * (1965) (63)
Norms of hypnotic susceptibility in children. (1969) (61)
Correlates of hypnotic susceptibility. (1964) (57)
Hypnotic Susceptibility increased by EEG Alpha Training (1970) (49)
Eypnosis in children: An experimental approach (1962) (49)
DEVELOPMENTAL EXPERIMENTS IN HYPNOSIS. (1965) (47)
Mastery, Intimacy, and Stress Resistance during War (1988) (44)
A note on the eating behaviour of children varying in weight. (1976) (39)
Subject characteristics in hypnosis research. I. A survey of experience, interest, and opinion. (1961) (39)
Metamorphosis in psychotherapy: End of the systems era. (1988) (38)
Hypnosis in the unhypnotizable: a study in rote learning. (1963) (37)
Subject characteristics in hypnosis research: II. Attitudes towards hypnosis, volunteer status, and personality measures. III. Some correlates of hypnotic susceptibility. (1962) (35)
Hyponosis: expectation, susceptibility, and performance. (1963) (34)
The Children's Hypnotic Susceptibility Scale. (1978) (32)
The modes and morals of psychotherapy, 2nd ed. (1986) (29)
Foundations of abnormal psychology (1971) (28)
DEVELOPMENTAL CORRELATES OF ROLE-PLAYING ABILITY. (1965) (27)
Hypnotic susceptibility and the sensory evoked response. (1972) (27)
INFLUENCE OF INSTRUCTIONS ON HYPNOTIC AND NONHYPNOTIC PERFORMANCE. (1965) (25)
Sex and hypnotic susceptibility in children. (1966) (24)
On the Disappearance of Knickers: Hypotheses for the Functional Analysis of the Psychology of Clothing (1960) (23)
Increasing hypnotic susceptibility by brain wave feedback. (1974) (22)
Character Education and Clinical Intervention: A Paradigm Shift for U.S. Schools. (1987) (21)
In vivo observation of the eating behavior of obese and nonobese subjects. (1977) (21)
HYPNOSIS AND VERBAL LEARNING. (1963) (21)
Reactivation of memory by hypnosis and suggestion. (1973) (21)
Hypnotic susceptibility and MMPI profiles. (1963) (19)
Children's hypnotic susceptibility, personality, and EEG patterns. (1976) (19)
More hypnosis in the unhypnotizable: effects of hypnosis and exhortation on rote learning. (1966) (17)
HYPNOTICALLY INDUCED LEADER ATTITUDES AND GROUP CREATIVITY (1961) (15)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF HYPNOTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY: A LONGITUDINAL (CONVERGENCE) STUDY (1971) (15)
RELIGION, GUILT, AND ETHICAL STANDARDS. (1964) (15)
Theory and research on the clinical use of the Archimedes spiral. (1960) (15)
Psychology and Jewish Identity Education (1990) (14)
Letter: Psychotherapy for religious neuroses? Comments on Cohen and Smith. (1976) (14)
Research priorities for psychotherapy and counseling in the treatment of drug abuse: the psychotherapy research perspective. (1990) (14)
Altruism, extraversion, and mental illness. (1968) (12)
The dimensions of guilt, religion, and personal ethics. (1966) (12)
Imagination in learning and retention. (1968) (11)
YIELDING REASON TO SOCIAL PRESSURE: TASK COMPLEXITY AND EXPECTATION IN CONFORMITY. (1964) (11)
MMPI's of parents of child guidance cases. (1961) (10)
Neobehavioristic psychotherapy: Quasihypnotic suggestion and multiple reinforcement in the treatment of a case of postinfantile dyscopresis (1964) (9)
Role playing and hypnotic susceptibility in children. (1966) (9)
Physical manipulation of the brain. (1973) (9)
Theory and research in abnormal psychology (1969) (8)
Kidding around with hypnosis. (1976) (7)
Effects of hypnosis and motivation on resistance to heat stress. (1968) (7)
Dominance in Mental Imagery1 (1972) (7)
Labeling and imaging as aids to memory. (1971) (6)
Personal liberty and behavior control technology. (1972) (4)
Role playing and hypnotic susceptibility in children. II. An extension and partial replication. (1969) (4)
Developmental aspects of discrimination in relation to adjustment. (1958) (3)
Modification of stress responses to cold and electric shock: the use of autohypnotic techniques. AMRL-TR-67-142. (1967) (3)
Ecumenism in Psychotherapy. (1983) (3)
Effect of role playing on hypnotic susceptibility in children. (1968) (3)
The Integrative Trend in Psychotherapy in Historical Context (1988) (3)
The Psychophysiology of Hypnotic Susceptibility (1969) (2)
Falling between the cracks: Intervention training for psychosocial youth epidemics. (1989) (2)
Evaluating psychotherapy. (1982) (2)
Effects of hypnotic susceptibility and training on responses to stress. (1970) (2)
Cults and New Religious Movements (Book) (1992) (2)
The end of ideology in behavior modification. (1972) (2)
The relationship between depression and substance use in two diverse populations: A quantitative and qualitative analysis (1994) (2)
The Future of Psychotherapy (1973) (2)
Behavior Therapy Grows a Belly. (1984) (2)
Fear of flying: the psychiatrist's role in war. (1976) (1)
Role-playing performance as a function of incentive condition and two social motives. (1972) (1)
Experiments on humans: where to draw the line? (1977) (1)
Teachers’ Use of Leisure (1964) (1)
Effects of differential instructions and anxiety level on discrimination learning. (1959) (0)
Reactivation of Memory by Hypnosis and Suggestion. Final Report. (1968) (0)
Parent attitudes and child guidance practices. (1959) (0)
Eclectic psychotherapy gets "uppity." (1988) (0)
Not for Bedtime Reading. (1974) (0)
Land and Its Relation to Human Happiness (1950) (0)
Evidence, Dogma, Theory Drivel, History and Malarky. (1964) (0)
The Moral Dilemma of Military Psychology (1979) (0)
Meaningful Serial Learning Materials (1964) (0)
The Return of Macro Theory to Personality and Culture. (1989) (0)
POINT OF VIEW: PERSONAL LIBERTY AND BEHAVIOR CONTROL TECHNOLOGY (1972) (0)
A Modification of the F Scale of the Mmpi (1963) (0)
Excellent but Not Comprehensive. (1972) (0)

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