Psychologists.
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Alpheus W. Smith papers
Association of Gay and Lesbian Psychologists records
Minutes, correspondence, financial records (1975-1986); an annotated copy of APA convention program (1973), and AGP newsletters.
Cornell University Department of Psychology Candid Camera Collection
Copies of films from the Candid Camera television series showing various practical jokes on the unsuspecting public. The films were used by the Psychology Department in class and for research to document human behavior. Included are a more than 200 episodes dated throughout 1961 and 1966. Professor James Maas used the films in his Psychology 101 class until his retirement in 2011.
Cornell University Department of Psychology records
Album of photographs of well-known psychologists, prepared during the mid-1950s by Harry Jacobs, a psychology graduate student. Also, photographs of various laboratories in the Psychology Department in Morrill Hall, ca. 1910-1940; photograph taken at James Gibson's retirement party; photograph of Professor Papez; photograph of K.M. Dallenbach; photograph of Madison Bentley; and photograph of Thomas A. Ryan and Jeff Bitterman.
Eleanor Gibson papers
Material relating to Eleanor J. Gibson's education, research, and career as a Professor of Psychology.
Elsie Murray papers
Eric H. Lenneberg papers
Includes drafts, promotional material, author's permissions, and reviews for BIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF LANGUAGE; research material; unpublished drafts; course material, including some for a course on the brain and behavior; glass slides of animal brains; correspondence and other general files; tape recordings of lectures by Lenneberg and of speech samples and patients in Germany; and related papers of Eric H. Lenneberg.
Florence Woolsey Hazzard papers
Correspondence, manuscripts of writings, notes and bibliographies, printed matter, photographs, and other papers dealing mainly with Hazzard's studies of eminent American women.
Forrest Lee Dimmick papers
Professional papers include correspondence with Karl M. Dallenbach, Edwin G. Boring, and other participants from the Inter-Society Color Council.