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Volume 100, Supplement 1, April 2009
Special Issue: Celebrating a Century of Psychological Research
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Special Issue: Celebrating a Century of Psychological Research

A hundred years of psychology in the BJP
pp. 165-168(4)
Authors: Mitchell, Peter; Ferguson, Eamonn

Reprinted from The British Journal of Psychology (1920), 11, 87-104: Is thinking merely the action of language mechanisms?
pp. 169-180(12)
Author: Watson, John B.

Behaviourism, thoughts, and actions
pp. 181-183(3)
Author: Bouton, Mark E.

Watson: The thinking man's behaviourist
pp. 185-187(3)
Author: Hall, Geoffrey

Reprinted from The British Journal of Psychology (1925), 16, 16-27: Feeling, imaging and thinking
pp. 189-198(10)
Author: Bartlett, F. C.

The thinking person's emotion theorist: A comment on Bartlett's Feeling, imaging, and thinking
pp. 199-201(3)
Author: Dalgleish, Tim

Reconstructing Bartlett's affect theory
pp. 203-206(4)
Author: Parkinson, Brian

Reprinted from The British Journal of Psychology (1928), 18, 276-301: La causalité chez l'enfant (Children's understanding of causality)
pp. 207-224(18)
Author: Piaget, J.

Piaget on Piaget
pp. 225-228(4)
Author: Chandler, Michael J.

Piaget on causality: The Whig interpretation of cognitive development
pp. 229-232(4)
Author: Harris, Paul L.

Reprinted from The British Journal of Psychology (1946), 36, 159-174: Personality structure and measurement II: The determination and utility of trait modality
pp. 233-248(16)
Author: Cattell, R. B.

On weaving personality into a tapestry of traits
pp. 249-252(4)
Author: Ackerman, Phillip L.

Personality structure and measurement: The contributions of Raymond Cattell
pp. 253-257(5)
Author: Revelle, William

Reprinted from The British Journal of Psychology (1958), 49, 182-194: Visually controlled locomotion and visual orientation in animals
pp. 259-271(13)
Author: Gibson, James J.

Deep implications or an oversimplified approach?-Gibson's ideas 50 years on
pp. 273-276(4)
Author: Rogers, Brian J.

How do animals get about by vision? Visually controlled locomotion and orientation after 50 years
pp. 277-281(5)
Author: Warren, William H.

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