Conflict and stress as related to physiological activation and sensory, perceptual and cognitive functioning
By: by Walter D. Fenz.
Series: Psychological monographs: general and applied -- v.78 no.8; whole no.585; Psychological monographs -- v.78, no.8.
Publisher: American Psychological Association
Published: 1964
Place of publication: [Washington]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 33
Subjects: Stress (Physiology); Conflict (Psychology); Avoidance (Psychology)
Notes: Bound with: Information processing in the child: significance of analytic and reflective attitudes; Idiodynamic sets in word association; Experimental studies of associative variables in originality; An information-processing model of one kind of problem solving; Cue probabilism and inference behavior [and] recognition, assimilation and identification of objects; Relating personality and biographical factors to scientific creativity; Uncertainty, structure and preference; Physiological activity and performance: a comparison of kindergarten children with young adults; Psychotherapy experience in retrospect: questionnaire survey of former patients and their therapists; Visual perception in strabismus and amblyopia; Improving the academic performance of anxioux college freshmen; Sex differences in body perception; Varieties of projection in trait attribution; Extinction of associations in four transfer paradigms.

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Bibliography: p. 32-33.