A process-based approach like ACT can bridge cultural gaps in psychology, making mental health care more inclusive, adaptable ...

From Francis Galton’s eugenics to modern Western-dominated evidence-based practices, the field of psychological science has leaned heavily on WEIRD (Western, Educated, Industrialized ...

FEBRUARY 16, 1822—JANUARY 17, 1911. THE death of Francis Galton marks, not only the removal of another link with the leaders of the great scientific movement of the nineteenth century ...

Strolling along London's Zoological Gardens in 1876, Sir Francis Galton stopped in front of the lion enclosure, pulled out a whistle, and began blowing on it. No sound emitted from the device, ...

Influenced by the work of early thinkers like Francis Galton, Binet took an interest in measuring and quantifying human intelligence. With his colleague Theodore Simon, he developed a series of ...

Sentience–sapience relations are of particular interest because they contribute to determinations of what a human being is, how human beings are different from other animals, meanings that ...

NBS appears to be a victim of polarised perception. While the Bureau may not have engineered it, dilemmas in message ...

Elaborating on the earlier biological deterministic theories of Francis Galton, the American eugenicist movement of the early 1900s emphasized the genetic superiority of the Nordic, German and ...