1948 Journal Abnormal Social Psychology Vol 43 Complete Set Goering Rokeach

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1948 The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology – Complete Volume 43 – Nos. 1-4 Complete original 1948 annual set of The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, published by the American Psychological Association. Includes all four issues of Volume 43: * January 1948 – No. 1 * April 1948 – No. 2 * July 1948 – No. 3 * October 1948 – No. 4 This represents the complete 1948 Volume 43. A particularly interesting postwar volume containing important early research in social psychology, personality, prejudice, psychotherapy, ethnocentrism, stereotypes, Rorschach testing, hypnosis, mental health and wartime psychology. Notable contents include: April 1948 – No. 2 * “Hermann Goering, Amiable Psychopath” by G. M. Gilbert * “Personal Values as Selective Factors in Perception” by Leo Postman, Jerome S. Bruner and Elliott McGinnies * “An Experimental Analogue of Fear from a Sense of Helplessness” by O. H. Mowrer and Peter Viek Gilbert’s Goering article appeared in Volume 43, No. 2, pp. 211–229 and drew upon his work as the prison psychologist at Nuremberg. July 1948 – No. 3 * “Generalized Mental Rigidity as a Factor in Ethnocentrism” by Milton Rokeach * “The Identification of ‘Racial’ Membership” by Launor F. Carter * “Play Therapy and Race Conflict in Young Children” by Virginia M. Axline * “Forming Impressions of Personality: A Critique” by Abraham S. Luchins Rokeach’s article appeared on pp. 259–278 and remains a frequently cited early study of ethnocentrism, prejudice and cognit

• Publisher: American Psychological Association
• Year: 1948
• Condition: Good

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