Word: behaviorism
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...very nice thing." said White House Secretary Steve Early, contrasting this behavior with John Lewis' goings-on in Columbus...
SHADOWS BEFORE-Dorothy Bowers-Crime Club ($2). The old reliable weedkiller roams again. Inspector Pardoe takes a complicated family apart in an intricate but well-turned English mystery revolving about Mr. Matthew Weir already once acquitted of arsenical behavior...
...anyone outside the innermost circles of Britain and Germany to weigh correctly their respective merit. But we think that the logic of Dr. Holmes is as solid as granite, and that opposing set of arguments contains possible weaknesses. Hitler, for example, is an imponderable; his reaction to, and behavior after, a peace settlement, cannot be safely predicted. British resolution to pursue the war to an idealistic conclusion may be suspect, propaganda notwithstanding. If there is a chance for peace, it is to the selfish interest of the United States to capitalize upon it; and for this reason, if for none...
...base of the brain, just above the brain stem, is a small patch of grey matter. Only one three-hundredth part of the total brain, the hypothalamus is concertmaster in the symphony of human behavior. Last week, in Manhattan, noted neurologists and psychiatrists from all sections of the U. S. met at the 20th annual convention of the Association for Research in Nervous and Mental Disease. For two days they did nothing but discuss, in the light of latest research, the orchestral effects of the hypothalamus, and pay tribute to the pioneer work of Chicago Neurologist Stephen Walter Ranson...