The Architecture of Depression: Beck’s Cognitive Triad
Until the 20th century, two competing views of depression dominated clinical understanding: the psychoanalytic one, where one took a stand.
Two Systems, One Mind: Understanding Human Cognition Through Dual Process Theory
The human mind looks a lot like a single powerful processor, but modern cognitive science tells us a very different.
The Science and Ethics of the Little Albert Experiment
The success of Ivan Pavlov in conditioning physiological responses in dogs captured the attention of the psychological community. This happened.