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MolotovNomNom wrote:Do you have any behaviorism and cognitive psychology. Those would be interesting when people are free will vs determininsm debates.
Fallible wrote:Oh this is beyond great!!! I knew I liked you, Lazar.
MolotovNomNom wrote:Do you have any behaviorism and cognitive psychology? Those would be interesting when people are free will vs determininsm debates.
Mr.Samsa wrote:MolotovNomNom wrote:Do you have any behaviorism and cognitive psychology? Those would be interesting when people are free will vs determininsm debates.
What in particular were you looking for? I have an article I wrote on the history of behaviorism that I'm going to start a thread for soon, but is there anything in particular you wanted to know with regards to the free will debate?
(I was involved in a very long - 6 parts - thread on RDF about free will...)
EDIT: Oh shit, sorry forgot to say nice collection, Lazar! I knew we kept you around for something.
Lazar wrote:New full text articles up. This time from developmental psychology.
In passing if anyone can tell me how I fucked up the the link in the personality psychology resources I would be grateful.
Mr.Samsa wrote:Lazar wrote:New full text articles up. This time from developmental psychology.
In passing if anyone can tell me how I fucked up the the link in the personality psychology resources I would be grateful.
I fixed the link for you - you added in a paragraph break, which messed up the url tags.
I'll move them into your first post now.
OnkelCannabia wrote:What is missing here is some links showing the unreliability of the human brain. Would be great to have a few links handy for debunking woo.
OnkelCannabia wrote:What is missing here is some links showing the unreliability of the human brain. Would be great to have a few links handy for debunking woo.
Mr.Samsa wrote:Did you have any particular myths or anything specifically you wanted information on, Onkel? The unreliability of the human brain is basically the entire field of psychology and neuroscience...
Mr.Samsa wrote:EDIT: Also, I moved your post here to the "Commentary" thread. The Resources thread is just for links to psych resources - it's much cleaner this way and it makes things easier to find.
Lazar wrote:Managed to rescue this from the flames:
Try mood gym for a good intro into CBT. Note that this is not a substitute for professional help but it will give you an idea what to expect.
Padesky is the leading researcher in this field. Her website with LOTS of good resources can be found
here
Authentic happiness (horrible name I know) has some decent resources that I have used on occasion. I have also taken many of the questionnaires and used them in research before and they are OK for certain things. In addition they sometimes run free trials on various well-being improvement techniques with results showing many of them can be reasonable effective and easily done at home.
Also try the following books:
Change your thinking and
Learned optimism
The APA locatoris good for finding a psychologist and the APA site itself has some good resources such as here and here.
Also try the following books:
Change your thinking and
Learned optimism
Evidence of CBTs effectiveness (care of Mr. Samsa)
Here's a review of some metanalyses of CBT
Drugs and therapy more effective than just drugs by themselves
CBT more effective than sleeping pills
There are some more links to research on the Wiki page: CBT
As for evidence for behavioral therapy in general, well we have a couple of journals, the main ones being: Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior (for the underpinning science of behavior) and Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis (for how those principles are used in applied settings).
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