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Against positions denying that stimulus or response are psychological primitives, Kantor (1969) pointed out that even psychologists with the most mentalistic and introspectionist leanings study "the reactions [responses] of certain persons, called subjects, to certain things, called stimulus objects" (p.

Sketch of J. R. Kantor's psychological interbehavioral field theory by Delprato, Dennis J.; Smith, Noel W. / The Psychological Record

When the introspectionist thinks he has withdrawn into a wholly private realm of events disparate in kind from other events, made out of mental stuff, he is only turning his attention to his own soliloquy.

Words to live by: scholarly quotations as proverbial theory by Anton, Corey / ETC.: A Review of General Semantics

His own lyric poetry, an inspiring influence on the younger Introspectionist poets who emerged after World War I, tends toward a neo-Wordsworthian and Symbolist love of nature, of "mountain storms" and "evening sounds" and "the maid of the mist," a reverie on a seductive maiden dancing in the mist above Niagara Falls; he favored fables and gnomic stories and exotic (for New York Yiddish audience)Japanese and Chinese motifs.

"Babe in the Yiddish Woods": Dos Lied fun Hiavat'a by TRACHTENBERG, ALAN / Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought

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