But he published his work in the obscure Journal of Genetic Psychology.
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And Lutz's accumulation of detail is extraordinary, with a bibliography ranging from Aeschylus to the Journal of Genetic Psychology.
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This is a promotional article for a topic ( some new thinking about genetic psychology ) that I regard as worthy and worthwhile.
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Within this framework, Ceruti developed a research program in Evolutionary Epistemology that draws on contemporary theories of biological evolution, history of ideas and genetic psychology.
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In children , Genetic Psychology Monographs no . 5, Nov . 1933, Clark University, Worcester, Mass . ) and A . F . Watts have noted a similar trend.
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The findings corroborate one of the few earlier tickle studies, published in 1941 in The Journal of Genetic Psychology by Dr . Clarence Leuba at Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio.
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In his book " Adolescence ", which was based on the results of the child-study movement, Hall described his system of psychology ( which he called " genetic psychology " ) and the evolutionary benefits of development from the womb to adolescence.
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An 1898 " study in moral education ", published by the Journal of Genetic Psychology, noted that whipping, withdrawal of privileges, lectures, being sent alone to a room and washing out a subject's mouth with either soap, salt or pepper, were the most likely punishments to deter future abuses.
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Brentano introduced a distinction between "'genetic psychology "'( " genetische Psychologie " ) and "'descriptive psychology "'( " beschreibende " or " deskriptive Psychologie " ) : in his terminology, genetic psychology is the study of psychological phenomena from a third-person point of view, which involves the use of empirical experiments ( satisfying, thus, the scientific standards we nowadays expect of an empirical science ) . cognitive science,
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Brentano introduced a distinction between "'genetic psychology "'( " genetische Psychologie " ) and "'descriptive psychology "'( " beschreibende " or " deskriptive Psychologie " ) : in his terminology, genetic psychology is the study of psychological phenomena from a third-person point of view, which involves the use of empirical experiments ( satisfying, thus, the scientific standards we nowadays expect of an empirical science ) . cognitive science,
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