Titlebook: Experimental Abnormal Psychology; B. V. Zeigarnik Book 1972 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1972 Motivation.diagnosis.psychiatry.

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Historical Outline,xperimental psychology. The experimental methods of Wundt and his students also penetrated clinical psychiatry (the psychiatric clinic of Kraepelin); at the same time experimental psychology laboratories were also opened in the psychiatric clinics of Russia.

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Book 1972ntation toward experimental abnormal psy­ chology has been closely tied to the practical tasks of psychiatry: differential diagnosis, establishment of the structure and extent of impairment, and the dynamics of mental disorders as affected by treatment, etc. Experimental abnormal psychology has been

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,Implikationen für Wissenschaft und Praxis,chological literature. However, there is no single principle to determine the basis for analyzing these disorders; this comes about because, in describing and analyzing disturbances of thinking, researchers proceeded from different psychological theories of thinking and with different methodological biases.

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Disturbances of Thinking,chological literature. However, there is no single principle to determine the basis for analyzing these disorders; this comes about because, in describing and analyzing disturbances of thinking, researchers proceeded from different psychological theories of thinking and with different methodological biases.

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Book 1972all divisions of abnormal psychology. It introduces the reader only to those problems which at the present time seem to be best worked out experimentally: the breakdown of intellectual capacity, thought disorders, the methodology of setting up an ex­ periment in the psychiatric clinic, and certain q

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Historical Outline,investigations. It is customary to consider Wundt’s laboratory of physiological psychology, organized in 1879 in Leipzig, as the first laboratory of experimental psychology. The experimental methods of Wundt and his students also penetrated clinical psychiatry (the psychiatric clinic of Kraepelin);