William Thomas Heron

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According to Wikipedia, William Thomas Heron was a professor of psychology at the University of Minnesota. He co-authored six papers with B.F. Skinner in the 1930s, making him Skinner's most frequent co-author during the latter's career. He is known for an experiment he conducted in 1952, in which he and a graduate student attempted to test the validity of extrasensory perception.

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William Thomas Heron's Published Works

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Effects of decreased variation in the sensory environment. (1954) (429)
Perception as a function of retinal locus and attention. (1957) (407)
Visual perception approached by the method of stabilized images. (1960) (193)
Visual disturbances after prolonged perceptual isolation. (1956) (143)
The effects of restricting early experience on the problem-solving capacity of dogs. (1954) (107)
Effects of caffeine and benzedrine upon conditioning and extinction. (1937) (90)
The effects of early restriction on activity in dogs. (1954) (86)
Cognitive effects of perceptual isolation. (1959) (69)
Individual differences in dogs: preliminary report on the effects of early experience. (1951) (69)
Changes in perceptual function after isolation. (1959) (68)
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC WAVES WITH VOLUNTARY MOVEMENT. STUDY IN THE RAT. (1964) (61)
The inheritance of maze learning ability in rats. (1935) (46)
Small eye movements of the cat. (1960) (40)
Changes in hunger during starvation (1937) (36)
Hypnotism: an objective study in suggestibility. (1955) (26)
An objective evaluation of hypnosis in obstetrics. (1950) (26)
The rate of extinction in maze-bright and maze-dull rats (1940) (25)
Results of Variations in Length of Memorized Material (25)
The Inheritance of Brightness and Dullness in Maze Learning Ability in the Rat (1941) (23)
Clinical applications of suggestion and hypnosis (1953) (17)
Response to or perception of auditory stimuli under deep surgical anesthesia. (1966) (16)
Spontaneous activity and maze learning. (1935) (14)
An automatic recording device for use in animal psychology. (1933) (14)
Studies of the reliability of the problem box and the maze with human and animal subjects (13)
A study of disinhibition in the white rat. (1940) (13)
The effects of metrazol shock on retention of the maze habit. (1941) (13)
The Warming-up Effect. (1924) (12)
American Society of Clinical Hypnosis (1963) (12)
The Warming-Up Effect in Learning Nonsense Syllables (1928) (11)
A preliminary experimental comparison of radio and classroom lectures (1946) (10)
How Animals Find their Way About. (10)
The group demonstration of illusory warmth as illustrative of the phenomenon of suggestion. (9)
The Animal Mind: A Textbook of Comparative Psychology (3rd Edition). (8)
CAPACITY OF SKELETAL MUSCLE IN RATS TO MAINTAIN WORK OUTPUT (1934) (8)
Brain weight and maze learning in rats. (1940) (6)
Complex learning processes. (1934) (6)
The effect of endocrine feeding upon the learning performance of white rats (5)
Time discrimination in the rat. (1949) (5)
The behavior of active and inactive rats in experimental extinction and discrimination problems (1940) (4)
The effects of a differential rate of reinforcement of responses to two levers. (1942) (4)
Qualitative food deficiency as a drive in a discrimination problem. (1949) (4)
The rat: a bibliography. (4)
The Test-Retest Reliability of Rat Learning Scores from the Multiple-T Maze (1930) (4)
Habit formation and higher mental processes in the rat. (1932) (3)
Internal stimuli and learning. (1949) (3)
Clinical applications of suggestion and hypnosis (2nd ed.). (1953) (3)
What is Hypnosis (1961) (3)
The foreign language requirement for the Ph.D. (1947) (3)
Basal Metabolism and Maze Learning in Rats (1936) (3)
The rat : a bibliography 1924-1929 (1)
Social life among the insects. (1)
Hypnotism for professionals. (1954) (0)
Suggestion and Suggestibility. (1953) (0)
WORK OUTPUT OF RATS SUBJECTED TO CONTINUOUS FARADIC STIMULATION. (1932) (0)
Precautions in the Use of Hypnosis. (1953) (0)
Conditioning or apprehension in rat learning. (1946) (0)
Methods of Induction. (1953) (0)
The laboratory mouse. (0)
Degrees of the Hypnotic State. (1953) (0)
Labyrinth and Equilibrium. (0)
CROWS AND PIGEONS AND PSYCHOTHERAPY. (1963) (0)
Psychosomatics and suggestion therapy in dentistry. (1952) (0)
Hypnosis in medicine. (1959) (0)
The reliability of the problem box as a method for measuring the learning ability of the rat (0)
The psychology of hypnosis. (1959) (0)
Review of The startle pattern. (1940) (0)
Principles of hypnosis. (1955) (0)
The Professional Use of Hypnosis. (1953) (0)
Work Output of Rats Subjected to Continuous Faradic Stimulation (1932) (0)
Review of The rat in laboratory investigation. (1943) (0)
How to Approach Your Patient. (1953) (0)

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