A New Role for the Historian of Psychology
Jaynes, Julian. Lecture at National Science Foundation Conference, July 1968.
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Articles by Julian Jaynes
Articles written by Julian Jaynes.
Generalization and Analogy in Comparative Psychology
Paper given at N.S. Thompson, chairman, “The Social Significance of Animal Studies,” Eastern Psychological Association, April, 1969.
Read MoreImprinting: The Interaction of Learned and Innate Behavior
In the anatomical development of the embryo, there exist precise critical periods in which specific tissues are susceptible to environmental influences …
Read MoreWashed Coins, Starved Pigs, Alleged Reinforcement
Jaynes, Julian, “Contemporary Psychology,” 1967, 12, 554-556.
Read MoreLord Brain’s “Science and Man”
Book review of Science and Man by Lord Brain.
Read MoreThe Function of the Frontal Cortex
The evidence on frontal cortex function is reviewed, and 8 types of behavior change following bilateral ablation of the frontal cortex in monkeys are …
Read MoreLearning A Second Response to a Cue as a Function of the Magnitude of the First
Rats were trained to life up cards, the three groups being required to lift to different heights. They were then trained to a similar discrimination …
Read MoreReinstatement
Reinstatement is defined as periodic partial repetition of an experience such that it maintains the effects of that experience through time. This …
Read MoreSpecies Differences in Activity During Hunger and Thirst
Activity was estimated by stabilimeter for groups of 6 or 7 juvenile and young adult Hartley guineapigs, golden hamsters or weanling American Dutch …
Read MoreStudies of Maternal Retrieving in Rats I: Recognition of Young
Many naturalistic reports indicate that lactating females of many mammalian species are capable of discriminating between their own offspring and other …
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