William T. Powers
A short post to CSGnet on how we think about our senses, our experiences, and how we draw conclusions about the reality we live in (or whether we think we observe reality directly and merely need to report what we observe.
Books
Casting Nets and Testing Specimens— Two Grand Methods of Psychology
Phil Runkel The spring semester is nearly half completed. I am using your book in two classes. My experience this year is identical to that last year., when I wrote to you, “As time passes […]
Bill Powers
Things I’d like to say if they wouldn’t think I’m a nut Or — Overgeneralizations that aren’t that far over.
Another hard-hitting comment on the state of our contemporary behavioral sciences. […]
Biology & Neuroscience
Heather Bell´s PCT simulation of distance control in rival animals
Heather C. Bell, Greg D. Bell, […], and Sergio M. Pellis (2015) https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1059712315607606