William T. Powers
Letter to Philip J. Runkel, November 8, 1985
Papers
Take Control Course (Transdiagnostic & based on Perceptual Control Theory) compared to low-intesity CBT: a randomized noninferiority trial
Lydia Morrisa, Karina Lovellb, Phil McEvoyc, Richard Emsleyd, Lesley-Anne Cartere, Dawn Edgea, Rachel Batesc, Tanya Wallworkc and Warren Mansel In an RCT, the Take Control Course for up to 20 adults (transdiagnostic & based on […]
Bill Powers
On Computing Output
Notes on the notion that the brain plans our movements and issues commands to muscles, pre-computing the precise muscle movements for people or robots. […]
Books
Control in the Classroom. An Adventure in Learning and Achievement
Timothy A. Carey “This new book is a great addition to the educational literature. It introduces educators to the most important and revolutionary new development in psychology in decades, PCT. And it does this in […]