George Windholz

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George Windholz (ur. 1931, zm. 2002) – amerykański psycholog i historyk nauki, profesor psychologii na University of North Carolina w Charlotte.

Wybrane prace[edytuj | edytuj kod]

  • Pavlov’s conceptualization of unconditional reflexes, or instincts, within the framework of the theory of higher nervous activity (1987)
  • Pavlov and the Pavlovians in the laboratory (1990)
  • Psychiatric treatment and the condition of the mentally disturbed at Berlin's Charité in the early decades of the nineteenth century (1995)

Bibliografia[edytuj | edytuj kod]

  • Furedy JJ. Pavlovian George Windholz (1931-2002): an exemplar of scholarly "observation and observation" and a critical contributor to psychology, and hence to behavioral neuroscience. „Integrative physiological and behavioral science : the official journal of the Pavlovian Society”. s. 139–47. PMID: 15759601. 
  • Lamal PA. Obituary. American Psychologist 58(6-7) 493 (2003)