Bandura Albert (Mundare Alberta Canada 1925-2021) : Psychologue
américain d'origine canadienne et chef de file de la perspective cognitivo-béhavioriste.
Avec Mischel, il a développé une théorie de l'apprentissage
par observation (ou vicariant). Il a notamment étudié l'agressivité
et l'agression chez
l'enfant, ainsi que sentiment d'auto-efficacité. Président de l'APA
en 1974. Étudiant de Benton.
Professeur de Whalen.
Collaborateur de Blanchard,
Bussey, Dweck,
Fishbein, Mahoney,
Mischel, Osofsky,
Triandis,
Walters, Zimbardo et
Zimmerman.
 
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BANDURA, A., ROSS, D. & ROSS, S.A. (1961). Transmision
of aggression through imitation of aggressive models.
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BANDURA, A., ROSS, D. & ROSS, S.A. (1963). Imitation
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BANDURA, A., BLANCHARD, E.B. & RITTER, B. (1969).
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approaches for inducing behavioral, affective, and
attitudinal changes. Journal of Personality &
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BANDURA, A. (1977). Self-efficacy : Toward a unifying
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BANDURA, A. & BUSSEY, K. (2004). On broadening the
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TRYON, W.W. (1981). A methodological critique of Bandura's
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Banerjee Abhijit (Calcutta 1961-) : Économiste
indien et prix nobel
d'économie. Il s'intéresse notamment à la pauvreté.
IL utilise une méthode
quasi-expérimentale pour vérifier l'efficacité des
programmes de luttes contre la pauvreté. Collaborateur de
Duflo, Kremer et Piketty.

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BANERJEE, A. (1992). A simple model of herd behavio. Quarterly
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BANERJEE, A. & NEWMAN, A. (1993). Occupational choice
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BANERJEE, A. (1994). Poverty, incentives, and development.
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BANERJEE, A., MOOKHERJEE, D., MUNSHI, K. & RAY, D.
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Bang Vinh (1922-2008) : Psychologue
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Collaborateur de Piaget.
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PIAGET, J. et BANG, V. (1961). Comparaison de l'illusion
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PIAGET, J. et BANG, V. (1961). Comparaison des mouvements
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PIAGET, J. et BANG, V. (1961). L'enregistrement des
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PIAGET, J. MATALON, B. et BANG, V. (1961). L'évolution de
l'illusion dite "verticale-horizontale", de ses
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BANG, V. (1986). Qu'entend-on par apprentissage opératoire
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Bangasser Debra A. ( ) : Neuropsychologue
béhavioriste
américaine, spécialisée dans l'étude de l'apprentissage,
du stress et des
différences sexuelles. Étudiante de Shors.
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BANGASSER, D.A., WAXLER, D.E., SANTOLLO, J. & SHORS
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BANGASSER, D.A. & SHORS, T.J. (2007). The hippocampus
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BANGASSER, D.A. & SHORS, T.J. (2010). Critical brain
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BANGASSER, D.A., CURTIS, A., REYES, B., BETHEA, T.T.,
PARASTATIDIS, I., ISCHIROPOULOS, H., VAN BOCKSTAELE, E.J.
& VALENTINO, R.J. (2010). Sex differences in
corticotropin-releasing factor receptor signaling and
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BANGASSER, D.A. (2013). Sex differences in stress-related
receptors : "Micro" differences with "macro" implications
for mood and anxiety disorders. Biology of Sex
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Bangert-Drowns Robert L. ( ) : Psychopédagogue
américain. Collaborateur de Kulik
et Kulik.
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KULIK, J.A. & BANGERT-DROWNS, R.L. (1983).
Effectiveness of technology in precollege mathematics and
science teaching. Journal of Educational Technology
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BANGERT-DROWNS, R.L., KULIK, J.A. & KULIK, C.-L.C.
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BANGERT-DROWNS, R.L. (1986). A review of developments in
meta-analytic method. Psychological Bulletin, 99,
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KULIK, J.A., KULIK, C-L.C. & BANGERT-DROWNS, R.L.
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BANGERT-DROWNS, R.L., KULIK, J.A. & KULIK, C-L.C.
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Bangerter Adrian ( ) : Psychologue
organisationnel suisse, spécialisé dans l'étude des rumeurs,
des légendes urbaines et
des théories du
complot.
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BANGERTER, A. (2000). Transformation between scientific
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BANGERTER, A. (2002). Maintaining task continuity : The
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BANGERTER, A. & HEATH, C. (2004). The Mozart effect :
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Banlieue : Chez les humains,
peuplement organisé et
de moyenne densité d'un territoire,
autour des villes. Chez les
animaux, on observe des petits regroupements d'individus
qui vivent en périphérie des groupes
dominants, notamment chez le loup
et le lion. =
périphérie urbaine.
Suburb.
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BURNS, T. (1950). Village, town and suburb.
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RUSHTON, J.P. (1978). Urban density and altruism :
Helping strangers in a Canadian city, suburb, and small
town. Psychological Reports, 43, 987-990. |
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Voir aussi Urbain, Village
et Ville |
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BanQ
: Bibliothèque et Archives Nationales du Québec.
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Banque : Banque central :
Central bank.
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ROUBINI, N. (2006). Why central banks should burst
bubbles. International Finance, 9 (1), 87-107.
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MORGAN, J. (2009). The limits of central bank policy :
economic crisis and the challenge of effective solutions.
Cambridge Journal of Economics, 33 (4), 581-608. |
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- BARBEAU
- BARGH - BARKER
- BARKLEY - BARLOW - BARNES
- BARON - BARRETT
- BARSALOU - BARTHES
- BARTLETT - BARTON
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Bar
Moshe ( ) : Psychologue
neuro-cogniviste israélien et spécialiste de l'étude de la
perception. Collaborateur de Schacter.
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BAR, M. & AMINOFF, E. (2003). Cortical analysis of
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BAR, M., KASSAM, K.S., GHUMAN, A.S., BOSHYAN, J., SCHMID,
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Barbaree Howard E. ( ) : Psychiatre
canadien spécialisé dans l'étude des agresseurs
et des déviances
sexuelles. Collaborateur de Blanchard,
Cantor, Marshall
et Seto.
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BARBAREE, H.E., MARSHALL, W.L. & LANTHIER, R.D.
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BARBAREE, H.E. & MARSHALL, W.L. (1988). Deviant sexual
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Barbeau Denise (1945-2009) : Psychologue
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notamment de la motivation
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Elle a enseigné au Collège Bois-de-Boulogne. Collaboratrice
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Barber Theodore Xenophon (1927-2005) : Psychologue
américain et spécialiste de l'étude de
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BARBER, T.X. (1963). The effect of "hypnosis" on pain : A
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BARBER, T.X. (1969). Hypnosis : A scientific
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BARBER, T.X. & SPANOS, N.P. (1974). Toward a
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BARBER, T.X., SPANOS, N.P. & CHAVES, J.F. (1974). Hypnosis,
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SPANOS, N.P. & BARBER, T.X. (1976). Behavior
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Bard Philip Archibald (Hueneme 1898-1977 Californie) :
Biologiste et physiologiste
américain. En collaboration avec Cannon, il a développé une
théorie des émotions,
notamment la colère.
Étudiant de Cannon.
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BARD, P. (1928). A diencephalic mechanism for the
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sympathetic nervous system. American Journal of
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BARD, P. (1929). The neuro-humoral basis of emotional
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BARD, P. (1939). Central nervous mechanisms for emotional
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BARD, P. (1963). Limbic elements in the publication
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BARD, P. (1973). The ontogenesis of one physiologist.
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Bardone-Cone
Anna M. ( ) : Psychologue
américaine et spécialiste des troubles
alimentaires. Collaboratrice de d'Abramson,
Caspi, Dittmar,
Joiner et Moffitt.
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BARDONE-CONE, A.M., MOFFITT, T.E., CASPI, A., DICKSON, N.
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BARDONE, A.M., VOHS, K.D., ABRAMSON, L.Y., HEATHERTON,
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Barème : Ensemble des modalités de correction d'un examen
ou d'un test. Ces modalités incluent : 1)
Des précisions sur les éléments de la matière corrigée (liste des
concepts, qualités ou catégories évaluées); 2)
La distribution des points pour chaque élément (ou ventillation
des points); 3) Le total des points et, souvent,
la conversion de ce total en lettre (A-B-C-D) ou en
pourcentage.
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Bardache
: Jeune homme à
l'allure et aux comportements
efféminés. Chez certains autochtones
désigne un troisième sexe.
Two-spirit, berdache, 2s.
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WILLIAMS, W. (1986). Persistence and change in the
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Bargh John A. ( ) : Psychosociologue
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de l'inconscient et
du libre-arbitre. Collaborateur
de Aarts, Dijksterhuis,
Gollwitzer et Todorov.
 
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BARGH, J.A., CHEN, M. & BURROWS, L. (1996). The
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Barker Roger Garlock (1903-1990 Oskaloosa États-Unis) :
Psychologue
américain et écologiste
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BARKER, R.G., DEMBO, T. & LEWIN, K. (1941).
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BARKER, R.G. (1965). Explorations in ecological
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SCHOGGEN, P. (1989). Behavior settings : A revision and
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Barkley Russell A. (1949-) : Psychologue
cognitivo-béhavioriste
américain , spécialisé
dans l'étude de troubles du
déficit de l'attention avec et
sans hyperactivité. Il s'intéresse également à l'effet des
stimulants sur l'hyperactivité.
Il a élaboré une échelle
d'évaluation du TDAH. Collaborateur de Dupaul
et Smith.
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BARKLEY, R.A. (1977). A review of stimulant drug research
with hyperactive children. Journal of Child
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BARKLEY, R.A., DUPAUL, G.J. & McMURRAY, M.B. (1990).
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BARKLEY, R.A. (2004). Adolescents with ADHD : An overview
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ALBARET, J.-M. (2005). Le TDA/H comme trouble de
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Barlev Michael ( ) : Psychologue
spécialisé dans l'étude des
croyances, notamment les croyances
religieuses. Collaborateur de Cosmides,
Shtulman et Tooby.
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BARLEV, M., MERMELSTEIN, S. & GERMAN, T.C. (2017).
Core intuitions about persons coexist and interfere with
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BARLEV, M., MERMELSTEIN, S., COHEN, A.S. & GERMAN,
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Barlow David Harrison (Needham 1942-) : Psychologue
cognitivo-béhavioriste
américain, spécialisé dans l'étude et le traitemement des
problèmes comportementaux, notamment des troubles
d'anxiété, de
l'agoraphobie et des déviations
sexuelles. Professeur de Chorpita.
Collaborateur de Agras, Antony,
Arntz, Blanchard,
Bouton, Clark,
Craske,
Ehlers, Eyberg,
Fairburn, Freeston,
Freund, Garety,
Gorman, Hayes,
Hersen, Hofmann,
Hollon, Leitenberg,
Mineka, Ost, Rapee,
Salkovskis, Williams,
Wilson et Zinbarg.
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BARLOW, D.H., LEITENBERG, H.S. & AGRAS, W.S. (1969).
Experimental control of sexual deviation through
manipulation of the noxious scene in covert sensitization.
Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 74, 596-601. |
BARLOW, D.H. & HAYES, S.C. (1979). Alternating
treatments design : one strategy for comparing the effects
of two treatments in a single subject. Journal of
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Baron-Cohen
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Barrett
Beatrice H. (1929-2003) : Psychologue
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Barrett
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Barrett
James E. ( ) : Psychologue
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Justin L. (1971-) : Psychologue
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Barrett
Lise Feldman ( ) :
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Barrett
Louise ( ) : Psychologue
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Barrett
Paula M. ( ) : Psychologue
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d'anxitété. notamment en milieu
scolaire. Collaboratrice de Dadds,
Ollendick et
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BARRETT, P.M., DADDS, M.R. & RAPEE, R.M. (1996).
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BARRETT, P.M., SONDEREGGER, R. & XENOS, S. (2003).
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Barrett
Paul T. ( ) : Psychométricien
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Collaborateur de Eysenk,
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Barrette
Christian (1947-2024) : Anthropologue
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BARRETTE, C. (1988). Théorie, méthode et exemples de
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BARRETTE, C. et BARUFFALDI, M. (1999). Fragments d'os
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Barrette
Cyrille (1945-) : Biologiste
et éthologiste québécois,
spécialisé dans l'étude des grands mammifères,
notamment du caribou.
Professeur à l'Université Laval
et vulgarisateur
scientifique. Collaborateur de Côté.
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BARRETTE, C. (1977). The social behavior of captive
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BARRETTE, C. & VANDAL, D. (1986). Social rank,
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BARRETTE, C. (2000). Le miroir du monde : Évolution
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Charlevoix Biosphere Reserve, Canada. Biological
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BARRETTE, C. (2006). Mystère sans magie. science,
doute et vérité : notre seul espoir pour l'avenir.
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Barrière
tarifaire : En économie,
tarif imposé par un pays sur
les biens et services
en provenance de l'étranger. Tariff
barrier, trade restriction.
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trade restrictions in the United States. Journal of
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Barsalou
Lawrence W. (San Diego 1951-) : Psychologue
cognitiviste
américain et spécialiste de l'étude des concepts,
de la catégorisation
et de la représentation.
Étudiant de Bower.
Collaborateur de Mandler,
Niedenthal, Pecher,
Winkielman et Zeelenberg.
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Bar-Tal
Daniel (Douchanbé 1946-) : Psychosociologue
israélien, d'origine tadjikistane, spécialisé dans l'étude de l'altruisme
et
d'attribution de responsabilité. Collaborateur de Frieze
et Kruglanski.
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BAR-TAL, D. & FRIEZE, I.H. (1975). Achievement
motivation for males and females as a determinant of
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BAR-TAL, D., RAVIV, A. & LEISER, T. (1980). The
development of altruistic behavior : Empirical evidence.Developmental
Psychology, 16, 516-525. |
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Bartels
Andreas ( ) : Zooloogiste et neurobiologiste
anglais, spécialisé dans l'étude du cortex
visuel. Il s'intéressent également aux corrélats
biologiques de l'amour. Étudiant
de Zeki.

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BARTELS, A. & ZEKI, S. (1999). Toward a theory of
visual consciousness. Consciousness & cognition 8
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BARTELS, A. & ZEKI, S. (2000). The architecture of the
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BARTELS, A. & ZEKI, S. (2005). The chronoarchitecture
of the cerebral cortex : natural viewing conditions reveal
a time- based anatomy of the brain. Philosophical
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BARTELS, A. & ZEKI, S. Brain dynamics during natural
viewing conditions : a new guide for mapping connectivity
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Bartholomew
Kim ( ) : Psychologue
canadienne et spécialiste de l'étude de l'attachement
chez l'adulte et
chez les animaux. Collaborateur
de Horowitz.
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BARTHOLOMEW, K. (1990). Adult avoidance of intimacy : An
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BARTHOLOMEW, K. & HOROWITZ, L.M. (1991). Attachment
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Bartholow Bruce D. ( ) : Psychosociologue
américain, spécialisé dans l'étude de la cognition sociale,
notamment des effets sociaux de l'alcool.
Collaborateur de Amodio,
Anderson, Bushman,
Carnagey, Pedersen
et Sher.
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BARTHOLOW, B.D., FABIANI, M., GRATTON, G. &
BETTENCOURT, B.A. (2001). A psychophysiological analysis
of cognitive processing of and affective responses to
social expectancy violations. Psychological Science,
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BARTHOLOW, B.D., PEARSON, M.A., GRATTON, G. & FABIANI,
M. (2003). Effects of alcohol on person perception : A
social cognitive neuroscience approach. Journal of
Personality & Social Psychology, 85, 627-638. |
BARTHOLOW, B.D. & HEINZ, A. (2006). Alcohol and
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Bartlett
Maurice Stevenson (Londres 1910-2002) :
Statisticien britannique et spécialiste de l'inférence
statistique et l'analyse
multivariée (MANOVA). On lui doit le test
Bartlett pour homoscedasticité
des variances. Étudiant de
Pearson. Professeur de
Simpson.
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BARTLETT, M.S. (1933). On the theory of statistical
regression. Proceedings of the Royal Society of
Edinburgh Section B, 53, 260-283. |
BARTLETT, M.S. (1937). Properties of sufficiency and
statistical tests. Proceedings of the Royal
Statistical Society, Series A 160, 268-282. |
BARTLETT, M.S. (1938). Methods of estimating mental
factors. Nature, 141, 609-610. |
BARTLETT, M.S. (1948). Internal and external factor
analysis. British Journal of Statistical Psychology,
1 (2), 73-81. |
BARTLETT, M.S. (1950). Tests of significance in factor
analysis. British Journal of Psychology, 3,
77-85. |
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BAILEY, N.T.J. (1961). Review : Stochastic Population
Models in Ecology and Epidemiology by M.S. Bartlett.
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 56 (296),
1015-1016. |
BARTON, D.E. (1962). Review : Stochastic population models
in ecology and epidemiology by M.S. Bartlett. Biometrika
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Statistical Science, 4, 151-163. |
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Statistical Institute Newsletter, 26 (2) 77. |
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Journal of Apply Probability, 39 (3), 664-670. |
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Bartlett
Frederic Charles (Stow on the Wold Angleterre
1886-1969 Cambridge Angleterre) : Psychologue
anglais et chef de file de la perspective
cognitive américaine. Il a notamment étudié la mémoire.
Professeur de Broadbent.
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BARTLETT, F.C. (1920). Some experiments on the
reproduction of folk stories. Folklore, 31,
30-47. |
BARTLETT, F.C. (1925). Feeling, imaging, and thinking. British
Journal of Psychology 16, 16-28. |
BARTLETT, F.C. (1932). Remembering : A study in
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BARTLETT, F.C. (1951). The mind at work and play.
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BARTLETT, F.C. (1958). Thinking : An experimental and
social study. London : Allen & Unwin. |
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DAVIS, M. (2018). Frederic Bartlett : A question of
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BARTLETT, N.H., BAILEY, J.M. & ZUCKER, K.J. (1995).
Childhood sex-typed behavior and sexual orientation : A
conceptual analysis and quantitative review.
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BARTLETT, N.H., VASEY, P.L. & BUKOWSKI, W.M. (2000).
Is gender identity disorder in children a mental disorder
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BARTLETT, N.H., VASEY, P.L. & BUKOWSKI, W.M. (2003).
Cross-sex wishes and gender identify disorder in children
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BARTLETT, N.H. & VASEY, P.L. (2006). A retrospective
study of childhood gender-atypical behavior in Samoan
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BARTLETT, N.H. & PATTERSON, H.M. VANDERLAAN, D.P.
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body esteem and friendships with gay men. Image, 6
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Barto
Andrew (1948-) : Mathématicien
et informaticien, spécialisé dans l'étude de
l'apprentissage, notamment du
renforcement. Professeur de
Moore et Sutton.
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BARTO, A.G. (1976). A neural network simulation method
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BARTO, A.G., SUTTON, R.S. & ROUWER, P.S. (1981).
Associative search network : a reinforcement learning
associative memory. Biological Cybernetics, 40 (3),
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BARTO, A.G. & SUTTON, R.S. (1981). Landmark learning :
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BARTO, A.G. & SUTTON, R.S (1982). Simulation of
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BARTO, A.G., MIROLLI, M. & BALDASARRE, G. (2013).
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Barton Edward J. ( ) : Psychologue
béhavioriste américain et spécialiste
de l'éducation,
notamment de l'intervention en
classe. Il s'intéresse aussi au partage
chez les enfants.
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BARTON, E.J. & OSBORNE, J.G. (1978). The development
of classroom sharing by a teacher using positive practice.
Behavior Modification, 2 (2), 231-250. |
BARTON, E.J. & ASCIONE, F.R. (1979). Sharing in
preschool children : Facilitation, stimulus
generalization, response generalization, and maintenance.
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417-430. [PDF] |
BARTON, E.J. (1981). Generalization of sharing across
groups : Assessment of group composition with preschool
children. Behavior Modification, 5 (4),
503-522. |
BARTON, E.J. (1981). Developing sharing : An analysis of
modeling and other behavioral techniques. Behavior
Modification, 5, 386-398. |
BARTON, E.J. (1982). Classroom sharing : A critical
analysis of assessment, facilitation, and generalization
procedures. Progress in Behavior Modification, 13, 1-50. |
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Barton
Jason J.S. ( ) : Neurologue
et spécialiste de la vision
et de la perception
du visage. Collaborateur de
Birmingham, Dalrymple
et Kingstone.
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BARTON, J.J.S., KEENAN, J.P. & BASS, T. (2001).
Discrimination of spatial relations and features in faces
: effects of inversion and viewing duration. British
Journal of Psychology, 92 (3), 527-49. |
BARTON, J.J.S., HEFTER, R.L. & MALCOM, G.L. (2007).
Spatial processing in Bàlint syndrome and prosopagnosia :
a study of three patients. Journal of
Neuro-Ophthalmology, 27 (4), 268-274. |
BARTON, J.J.S., SEKUNOVA, A., SHELDON, C., JOHNSTON, S.,
IARIA, G. & HEEL, M. (2010). Reading words, seeing
style : The neuropsychology of word, font and handwriting
perception. Neuropsychologia, 48 (13),
3868-3877. |
BARTON, J.J.S., FOX, C.J., SEKUNOVA, A. & IARIA, G.
(2009). Encoding in the visual word form area : an
fMRI-adaptation study of words versus handwriting. Journal
of Cognitive Neuroscience, 22 (8), 1649-1661. |
BARTON, J.J.S. & CORROW, S.L. (2016). Recognizing and
identifying people : a neuropsychological review.
Cortex, 75, 132-150. |
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Bartone
Paul T. ( ) :
Psychologue américain et spécialiste de l'étude de la
personnalité, notamment de la persévérance
(hardiness) dans un contexte militaire.
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BARTONE, P.T., URSANO, R.J., WRIGHT, K.M. & INGRAHAM,
L.H. (1989). The impact of a military air disaster on the
health of assistance workers : A prospective study.
Journal of Nervous & Mental Disease, 177,
317-328. |
BARTONE, P.T. (2007). Test-retest reliability of the
dispositional resilience scale-15, A brief hardiness
scale. Psychological Reports, 101 (3), 943-944. |
BARTONE, P.T., PICANO, J., ROLAND, R.R. & WILLIAMS,
T.J. (2008). Personality hardiness predicts success in
U.S. Army Special Forces candidates. International
Journal of Selection & Assessment, 16 (1),
78-81. |
BARTONE, P.T., BARRY, C.L. & ARMSTRONG, R.E. (2009).
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BARTONE, P.T. & HYSTAD, S.W. (2010) Increasing mental
hardiness for stress resilience in operational settings.
In P.T. Bartone, B.H. Johnsen, J. Eid, J.M. Violanti &
J.C. Laberg (Eds.), Enhancing human performance in
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Bartoshuk
Linda May (Aberdeen 1938-) : Psychologue
américaine et spécialiste de l'étude des sens,
notamment du goût.
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BARTOSHUK, L.M. (1968). Water taste in man. Perception
& Psychophysics, 3 (1), 69-72. |
BARTOSHUK, L.M., LEE, C.H. & SCARPEL-LINO, R. (1972).
Sweet taste of water induced by artichoke (Cynara
scolymus). Science, 179, 988-990. |
BARTOSHUK, L.M. (1978). The psychophysics of taste.
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BAROSHUK, L.M., DUFFY, V.B. & MILLER, I.J. (1994).
PTC/PROP taste : Anatomy, psychophysics, and sex effects.
Physiology & Behavior, 56 (6), 1165-1171. |
BARTOSHUK, L.M., DUFFY, V.B., REED, D. & WILLIAMS, A.
(1996). Supertasting, earaches and head Injury : Genetics
and pathology alter our taste worlds. Neuroscience
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Bartsch Richard A. ( ) : Psychosociologue
américain et spécialiste de
l'éducation. Collaborateur de
Judd.

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BARTSCH, R.A. & JUDD, C.M. (1993). Majority-minority
status and perceived ingroup variability revisited. European
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BARTSCH, R.A. & COBERN, K.M. (2003). Effectiveness of
PowerPoint presentation in lectures. Computers &
Education, 41 (1), 77-86. [PDF] |
BARTSCH, R.A., ENGELHARD-BITTNER, W.M. & MORENO, J.E.
(2008). A design to improve internal validity of
assessments of teaching demonstrations. Teaching of
Psychology, 35 (4), 357-359. |
BARTSCH, R.A. & MURPHY, W. (2011). Examining the
effects of an electronic classroom response system on
student engagement and performance. Journal of
Educational Computing Research, 44, 25-33. |
BARTSCH, R.A., CASE, K.A. & MEERMAN, H. (2012).
Increasing academic self-efficacy in statistics with a
live vicarious experience presentation. Teaching of
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Base
: Objet ou ensemble d'objets qui sert de point de
référence/comparaison et sur lequel on s'appuie pour analyser un
phénomène ou prendre une décision.
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Base d'analyse : Référence (date ou lieu) par rapport à
laquelle la variation relative d'un
indicateur ou d'un indice
est observée et mesurée.
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Base
de données : Database, data bank.
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BARTSCH, R.A. & TYDLACKA, B.L. (2003). Student
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Base de sondage : En statistique, liste des individus à
partir de laquelle on prélève un échantillon,
pour des fins de recherche.
Frame.
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B. (1984). Biostatistique. Chicoutimi : Gaëtan
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Bâtonnet
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Batty
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Baum
Andrew S. (1948-2010) : Psychosociologue
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Baum
William M. ( ) : Psychologue
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Professeur de Dallery. Collaborateur
de Davison,
Grace, Nevin,
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Bauman
Zygmunt (Pozan Pologne 1925-2016 Leeds) : Sociologue
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BAUMAN, Z. (1976). Socialism : The active utopia.
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Baumeister
Roy F. (Cleveland 1953-) : Psychosociologue
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de l'estime de soi
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et aux effets de la pression
sociale (craquer) et
de l'exclusion. Étudiant
de Jones. Professeur de Twenge.
Collaborateur de Bushman, Leary,
Tice et
Vohs.

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BAUMEISTER, R.F., SHAPIRO, J.P. & TICE, D.M. (1985).
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Bäuml
Karl-Heinz T. ( ) : Psychologue
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parentaux et à la maltraitance.
= Diana Blumberg.

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Bavardage : Bavarder : Échange de propos entre deux personnes, généralement sans intérêt pour un tiers, et dont la véracité est soit difficile à vérifier, soit sans fondement. S'il s'amplifie, et que plusieurs pesonnes communique entre elles, le bavardage peut se transformer en rumeur. Bavardage et rumeur.
= placotage, ragots.
Gossip, small talk.
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Beaunis Henri Étienne (1830-1921) : Physiologiste
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d'autrui (attirance
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Maquillage,
Préférence
sexuelle et Apparence
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Bebbington
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Bechara Antoine ( ) : Neuropsychologue
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BECHARA, A., DAMASIO, A.R., DAMASIO, H. & ANDERSON,
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Bechtel William (1951-) : Philosophe
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Bechterev Vladimir Mikhaïlovitch (Sorali Russie 1857-1927
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Beck Aaron Temkin (Providence 1921-2021 Philadelphie)
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Inventeur de tests, notamment du Beck
Depression Inventory et du Beck Anxiety
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BECK, A.T. (1967). Depression : Causes and treatment.
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BECK, A.T. (1975). Cognitive therapy and the
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Beck Sarah R. ( ) : Psychologue
cognitiviste américaine.
Elle étudie la pensée et le
raisonnement, notamment
au raisonnement
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BECK, S.R., RIGGS, K.J. & GORNIAK, S.L. (2009).
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BECK, S.R., CARROLL, D.J., BRUNSDON, V.E.A. & GRYG,
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BECK, S.R., CUTTING, N., APPERLY, I.A., DEMERY, Z.,
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Beck Ulrich (Stolp, aujourd'hui Stupsk Pologne 1944-2015) :
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allemand, spécialisé dans l'étude du risque
et de l'individualisme.
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BECK, U. (1998). Le conflit des deux modernités et la
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BECK, U. (2001). La société du risque. Sur la voie
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BECK, U. (2003). La société du risque globalisé revue sous
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BECK, U. (2006). Qu'est-ce que le cosmopolitisme ?
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BECK, U. et GRANDE, E. (2006). Pour un empire
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Becker Gary Stanley (Pottsville 1930-2014) : Économiste
américain et récipiendaire du Prix
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BECKER, G.S. (1958). Competition and democracy. Journal
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BECKER, G.S. (1962). Irrational behavior and economic
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BECKER, G.S. (1976). Altruism, egoism, and genetic fitness
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BECKER, G.S. (1962). Investment in human capital : A
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BECKER, G.S. (1992). Fertility and the economy. Journal
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Becker Franklin D. (1946-) : Spécialiste de
l'étude des milieux de
travail et de leur aménagement.
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BECKER, F.D. & POE, D.B. (1980). The effects of
user-generated design modifications in a general hospital.
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BECKER, F.D. (1981). Workspace : Creating
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Becker Howard C. ( ) : Psychiatre
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Becker Howard Saul (Chicago 1928-2023 San Francisco) : Sociologue et
méthodologiste américain, père de la théorie de l'étiquettage (labelling
theory), chef de file de l'interactionisme
symbolique et théoricien de l'École
de Chicago. Il se spécialise dans l'étude de la déviance et
des comportements asociaux. Il s'intéresse également à l'observation
participante. Étudiant de Blumer,
Hughes et Park.
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BECKER, H.S. & CARPER, J. (1956). The development of
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BECKER, H.S. (1963). Outsiders : Studies in the
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BECKER, H.S. (1964). Personal change in adult life. Sociometry,
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BECKER, H.S. (1967). History, culture and subjective
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Becker Judith V. ( ) : Psychologue
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agresseurs sexuels. Collaboratrice de Malamuth.
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BECKER, J.V. & KAPLAN, M.S. (1988). The assessment of
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psychologique qui a le
comportement pour objet
d'étude. Pour la plupart des béhavioristes, le milieu ou l'environnement
est le principal déterminant du comportement; l'esprit,
s'il existe, ne peut être considéré comme une cause du
comportement car un phénomène immatériel (= esprit) ne peut
influer sur un phénomène matériel et biologique (= comportement).
= béhaviorisme classique,
comportementalisme, analyse fonctionnelle du comportement,
behaviourisme, science du comportement, école comportementale,
école béhavioriste, approche béhavioriste, approche béhaviorale,
la deuxième voie, la deuxième force, le comportementalisme. *psychologie
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Okouchi,
Olds, O'leary, Overskeid,
Palmer, Patel,
Pavlov, Pennypacker,
Piazza, Pierce,
Pitts,
Pelaez, Podlesnik, Pomerleau,
Péladeau, Pennypacker,
Perone, Pickering,
Pilgrim, Pitman,
Pliskoff, Poling, Powell,
Powell, Pryor,
Rachlin, Rapp,
Razran,
Redmon, Reese,
Reese, Rehfeldt,
Reid,
Repp,
Reynolds, Richelle,
Rincover, Ringdahl,
Rolider, Roll,
Rosen, Sagvolden,
Salzinger, Saunders,
Saville, Schaal, Sears,
Schlinger,
Schnaitter, Schnelle,
Schoenfeld, Schuster,
Schwartz, Shahan, Shapiro,
Shimp, Shimoff,
Smith, Snapper,
Sherman,
Shore, Shors,
Sidman, Siegel, Sigafoos,
Skinner, Slocum, Smith,
Smith, Snapper,
Sobell, Sobell,
Spence, Staddon,
Stemmer, Stokes,
Strain,
Sulzer-Azaroff, Tarbox,
Tatham, Taylor,
Théorêt, Thompson,
Thyer, Timberlake,
Tolman, Todd, Tonneau,
Tourinho, Uhl,
Valdovinos, Van
Houten, Vargas, Virtués-Ortega,
Vaughan, Verplank,
Vladescu,
Virues-Ortega, Vollmer, Vorndran,
Wacker, Wanchisen,
Ward,
Watson, Weatherly,
Weiner, Weiss,
Weisman, Williams,
Williams,
Windholz, Winger,
Winokur, Witts,
Wolf, Wolpe, Woods,
Woody,
Woolverton, Wright,
Wyatt, Wynne, Yerkes,
Zarcone, Zeiler
Zuriff, Zvolensky.
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Béhaviorisme
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psychologie interbéhaviorale. Interbehavioral
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Béhaviorisme
(Néo) : Désigne tantôt les béhavioristes
de la seconde vague (Skinner,
Tolman, Hull,
Guthrie, etc.) par
opposition à la première vague (Watson,
Thorndike, etc.), tantôt
les premiers béhavioristes cognitivistes (Tolman,
Bandura, etc.). Neo-behaviorism.
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KENDLER, H.H. & KENDLER, T.S. (1975). From
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of learning and cognitive processes. Introduction to
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SUPPES, P. (1975). From behaviorism to neobehaviorism. Theory
& Decision, 6, 269-285. |
AMSEL, A. (1989). Behaviorism, neobehaviorism and
cognitivism in learning theory. Hillsdale, New
Jersey : Erlbaum. |
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STADDON, J. (2001). The new behaviorism : Mind,
mechanism and society. Philadelphia, PA :
Psychology Press. |
MOORE, J.C. (2003). Explanation and description in
traditional neobehaviorism, cognitive psychology, and
behavior analysis. In P. Chase, & K. Lattal (Eds.), Behavior
theory and philosophy. Dordrecht : Kluwer.
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Béhaviorisme
cognitif : Perspective
psychologique qui considère que : 1) l'objet
d'étude de la psychologie est le comportement
(d'où le terme béhaviorisme); 2) mais que l'explication
de ces comportements réside essentiellement dans l'individu, sur
le plan cognitif ou
mental, plutôt que dans l'environnement, comme le propose le béhaviorisme,
ou sur le plan biologique, comme le suggère la neuropsychologie.
Pour certains historiens des sciences, le béhaviorisme cognitif
n'est pas une perspective psychologique en soi, mais plutôt une
forme intermédiaire entre deux grandes écoles de pensée, le
béhaviorisme des années 40 et 50 et le cognitivisme américain qui
a vu le jour au début des années 1960. Pour d'autres historiens,
notamment les béhavioristes radicaux, cette forme de béhaviorisme
est une version moderne et plus rigoureuse sur le plan
méthodologique du mentalisme.
En français, l'adjectif «cognitivo-béhavioriste» tend à
supplanter le «béavirosime cognitif», notamment chez les plus
jeune locuteur, mais dans l'usage il s'agit en fait de
synonymes. Béhaviorisme-cognitif et thérapie
comportementale et cognitive. =
perspective de l'apprentissage sociale,
cognitivo-béhaviorisme, cognitivo-béhaviorisme, cognitivisme
social, cognitivisme-béhaviorial, behaviorisme cognitiviste,
cognitivo-comportemental, école cognitivo-béhaviorale. *cognitivisme.
( ): Abramowitz,
Alloy,
Andersson, Andersson,
Antonuccio, Arntz,
Atkins, Attwood, Baeyens,
Balleine, Balsam, Bandura,
Barkley,
Barlow, Barrett, Bebbington,
Behar, Beidel, Bem,
Blanchard, Blount,
Boe Boelen,
Bolles, Bootzin,
Bouchard, Brannon, Bouton,
Bussey, Cairns, Capaldi,
Carroll,
Chambless, Chamizo, Chorpita,
Church, Clark,
Cohen, Cole, Conelea,
Cooper,
Cossette, Cottraux,
Craske, Cuijpers,
Dadds, Deese, De
Houwer, Devilliers,
Dimidjian, Dobson,
Domjan, Doob,
Delamater, Dugas,
Dupaul, Dupuis,
D'zurilla, Edinger,
Eelen,
Ellis, Epsie, Estes,
Fabiano, Fairburn,
Flessner,
Foa, Forman, Franklin,
Freeman, Freeston,
Frost, Frueh,
Gagné, Gagnier,
Gallistel, Garety, Gaudiano,
Goldfried, Gottfredson,
Galef, Gorman,
Granger, Grilo,
Hayes, Hayes, Henker,
Heimberg,
Heyes, Herbert, Hickling,
Himle,
Hinshaw, Hoffman, Hofmann,
Holland, Hollon,
Hulse, Jessor,
Jones, Kashdan,
Kendall, Kendler,
Kendler, Keuthen,
Khanna, Kirsch, Knaus,
Kornell, Kozak,
Krasner, Langthorne,
Lam, Lazarus, Lewinsohn,
Linehan, Lohr,
Lolordo, Luiselli,
Lundh,
Maccorqoudale,
MacKintosh, Mahoney,
Marchand, Marlatt,
Marshall, Martell, Matson,
Mayer, McCracken,
Meehl, Meichenbaum,
Metalsky, Meyer, Mcnally,
McGill, Miiler,
Miller, Mineka,
Mischel, Mohr, Mond,
Monestès, Morin,
Munsch, Nathan, Nezu,
Nezu, Nock,
Nolen-Hoeksema, Norton,
O'donohue, Olatunji,
Ollendick,
Öst, Patterson, Pelham,
Perreault, Petry,
Pleux, Premack, Premack,
Rachman, Radomsky,
Rapee,
Reese, Rescorla, Riskind,
Roemer, Rosas,
Rosch,
Rosen, Rosenshine,
Rotter, Rudski, Ruiz,
Rush,
Salkovskis, Segal,
Seligman, Shafran, Shafran,
Smith,
Smoll, Solomon, Spetch,
Staats, Stebbins,
Steketee, Stice, Stopa,
Strosahl, Teasdale,
Terrace, Tolin,
Tolman, Toneatto, Tremblay,
Trudel, Turgeon,
Ulrich, Urcuioli,
Van Rillaer, Villatte,
Vitaro, Vitousek,
Vowles, Wagner,
Waller, Walters,
Wasserman, Watkins,
Watson,
Weiss, Whalen, Wilkie,
Williams, Wilson, Woods,
Young,
Zentall, Zentall,
Zettle, Zinbarg.
Cognitive behaviorism, cognitive behaviorist
approach.
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STAATS, A.W. (1969). Cognitive behavior modification :
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comportementale et cognitive |
BÉLANGER,
J. (1978). Images et réalités du béhaviorisme.
Philosophiques, 5 (1), 3-110.
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Béhaviorisme
émergentiste : Emergent
behaviorism.
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KILLEEN, P.R. (1984). Emergent behaviorism. Behaviorism,
12, 25-39. |
KILLEEN, P.R. (1987). Emergent behaviorism. B.F. Skinner :
Consensus and controversy (pp. 219-234). Philadephia :
Falmer Press. |
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Béhaviorisme
intentionnel : Intentional
behaviorism.
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FOXALL, G.R. (2007). Intentional behaviorism. Behavior
& Philosophy, 35, 1-55. [PDF] |
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Béhaviorisme
logique : Doctrine
philosophique soutenue par Ryle,
qui considère que toute proposition théorique doit être opérationnalisée,
donc décrit en des
termes observables. =
béhaviorisme analytique, béhaviorisme non réductiviste,
philosophie analytique.

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BÉLANGER,
J. (1978). Images et réalités du béhaviorisme.
Philosophiques, 5 (1), 3-110.
[PDF] |
Voir aussi Ryle et
Béhaviorisme |
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Béhaviorisme
méthodologique : Doctrine
béhavioriste anti-mentaliste
inspirée du néo-positivisme,
qui considère que la psychologie ne peut étudier la conscience
ou les événements privés comme la pensée ou les sentiments, car
ces phénomènes, par leur
nature, échappe à l'observation
et, partant, à la science. Pour les méthodologistes, si
l'esprit existe, il ne peut être étudié scientifiquement. =
béhaviorisme philosophique. Methodological
behaviorism.
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MOORE, J. (1981). On mentalism, methodological
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DAY, W.F. (1983). On the difference between radical and
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Béhaviorisme paradigmatique : Forme de béhaviorisme
développée par Staats qui
vise à réconcilier les positions traditionnelles du béhaviorisme
avec la conception mentaliste
du cognitivisme et de
la psychanalyse.
*perspective de l'apprentissage social.
= béhaviorisme
paradigmatique. Paradigmatic behaviorism.
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STAATS, A.W. (1968). Social behaviorism and human
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Béhaviorisme
radical : Forme de béhaviorisme
anti-mentaliste développée par Skinner.
Les skinnériens nient l'existence de l'esprit
ou, du moins, son influence sur le comportement.
Ce sont des monistes
matérialistes qui rejettent les concepts cognitifs pour
expliquer le comportement, mais qui accordent un rôle explicatif
aux comportements
privés. Dans ce contexte, le qualificatif radical
renvoie davantage aux mots racine et essentiel
qu'aux mots total ou extrême. =
béhaviorisme skinnérien, skinnérisme.
Radical behaviorism, science of behavior.
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Béhaviorisme
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Béhaviorisme
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Béhaviorisme
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Bénéfice de la maladie : Désigne les bénéfices qu'un malade tire de sa maladie, qu'elle soit d'origine organique ou psychologique, diagnostiquée
ou imaginaire EX : soins, attention ou
culpabilité des autres, pitié, etc.
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Bénéfice du traitement : En recherche, un traitement
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souffrent davantage (symptôme
subjectif) ou présente davantage de symptômes
objectifs (comportement, mesure physiologique, etc.) que le
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expérimental, qui reçoit le traitement, au groupe
placebo. En l'absence de groupe placebo, il est très
difficile de mesurer les bénéfices d'un traitement car même si le
patient se déclare guéri ou en voie de l'être, il est possible que
cette guérisson/amélioration ne soit pas dû au traitement comme
tel, mais à d'autres facteurs qui échappent à l'analyse (guérison
naturelle ou spontanée). En d'autres termes, la guérison du
patient ou la diminution de ses symptômes est une condition
nécessaire mais non suffisante pour déclarer qu'un traitement est
bénéfique.
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Bénévolat : Bénévole : Toute personne qui offre ses services, quelqu'ils soient, et accompli des tâches, peu importe la nature, sans attendre ou réclamer de rémunération.
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Benzedrine
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Benzedrine.
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Benzodiazepine : BZD : Famille de psychotrope
dont la première marque déposée est le Valium.
Souvent prescrits dans le traitement de
l'anxiété et des troubles
du sommeil, notamment l'insomnie.
Aussi utilisé pour inhiber
les convulsions et les
spasmes. Sur le plan
biologique, cette subsance active un neurotransmetteur
- le GABA - qui a pour effet
d'inhiber ou de ralentir l'activité neurale du système
nerveux central. Ce psychotrope créée rapidement une dépendance
et une accoutumance.
= bzd. Benzodiazepine,
hypnotic drug.
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- BERNE - BESOIN - BERGSON
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Beran
Michael J. ( ) : Primatologue
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chez le chimpanzé et le
capucin. Collaborateur de Addessi,
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BERAN, M.J., RUMAUGH, D.M. & SAVAGE-RUMBAUGH, E.S.
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Beran Tanya N. ( ) : Psychologue
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BERAN, T., VIOLARO, C., KLINE, D. & FRIDERES, J.
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Bercer
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Bereiter Carl Edward (Wisconsin 1930-) : Psychologue
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Berenbaum Howard ( ) : Psychologue
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leur absence (anhédonie).
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BERENBAUM, H., OLTMANNS, T.F. & GOTTESMAN, I.I.
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Berger
Hans (Coburg 1873-1941 Lèna) : Médecin,
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caractérisation des ondes
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Berger
James O. (Minneapolis 1950-) : Statisticien
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Berger
Theodore W. ( ) : Neurobiologiste
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la mémoire et l'apprentissage.
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Bergin
Allen Eric (Spokane 1934-2024) :
Psychologue américain
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Bergmann Gustav Thomas (Vienne 1906-1987 Iowa City)
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Berk
Ronald A. ( ) : Spécialiste de l'éducation
et spécialiste de l'évaluation
des enseignants. Il s'intéresse également aux TIC,
à l'humour et à la
musique.
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BERK, R.A. (2005). Survey of 12 strategies for measuring
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Berkowitz Leonard (New York 1926-2016 Madison) : Psychosociologue
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Étudiant de Katz. Collaborateur
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Berlin Overton Brent (1936-) : Anthropologue
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Berliner
David C. ( ) : Psychologue
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Berlyne
Daniel Ellis (Salford 1924-1976 Toronto) : Psychologue
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Étudiant de Hovland.
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Bernard
Claude (Saint-Julien France 1812-1878) : Médecin
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de la méthode
expérimentale en médecine. Élu à l'Académie en 1868
(fauteuil 29). On lui doit la distinction entre observation
provoquée et observation
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Professeur de Bowditch et Sechenov.
Collaborateur de Morel et
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Bernard
Huguette ( ) : Spécialiste
québécoise de l'éducation.
Elle s'intéresse notamment à la mesure
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BERNARD, H. et TRAHAN, M. (1988). Analyse des politiques
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Berninger Virginia ( ) : Psychologue
américaine et spécialiste de l'étude de la dyslexie
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BERNINGER, V.W., NIELSEN, K., BBOTT, R., WIJSMAN, E. &
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BERNINGER, V. (2009). Highlights of programmatic,
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Bernoulli Jaques (Bâle 1654-1705 Bâle) : Mathématicien
suisse et statisticien
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loi binomiale. Il s'intéresse aussi au calcul infinitésimal.
Professeur de Euler. =
Jakob/Jacob Bernoulli.

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Bernstein
Daniel J. ( ) : Psychologue
béhavioriste
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Luthans et
Michael
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BERNSTEIN, D.J. & EBBESEN, E.B. (1978). Reinforcement
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BERNSTEIN, D.J. & MICHAEL, R.L. (1990). The utility of
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Bernstein Daniel M. ( ) : Psychologue
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la mémoire et du biais
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BERNSTEIN, D.M., ATANCE, C., LOFTUS, G.R. & MELTZOFF,
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Bernstein
Irwin Samuel (1933-) : Primatologue
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BERNSTEIN, I.S. (1967). A field study of the pigtail
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BERNSTEIN, I.S. (1972). Daily activity cycles and weather
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BERNSTEIN, I.S. (1974). Birth of two second generation
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BERNSTEIN, I.S., WILLIANS, L. & RAMSAY, M. (1983). The
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Berntsen Dorthe ( ) : Psychologue
cognitiviste
américaine, d'origine danoise, spécialisée dans l'étude de
la mémoire, notamment la mémoire
auotbiographique, Collaboratrice de
Rubin.
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BERNTSEN, D.M. (1996). Involuntary autobiographical
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BERNTSEN, D.M. (1998). Voluntary and involuntary access to
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BERNTSEN, D.M. & RUBIN, D.C. (2014). Involuntary
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Berntson
Gary G. (Minneapolis 1945-) : Neurocognitiviste
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BERNTSON, G.G., SARTER, M. & CACIOPPO, J.T. (1998).
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Berridge Craig W. ( ) : Neuropsychologue
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Dunn, Kelley.
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BERRIDGE, C.W. & DUNN, A.J. (1987). A
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Berridge
Kent C. ( ) : Neuropsychologue
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Delamater, Fentress, Kelley,
Lolordo,
Robinson, Stratford
et Winkielman.
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BERRIDGE, K.C. & FENTRESS, J.C. (1986). Deterministic
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BERRIDGE, K.C. & ROBINSON, T.E. (2003). Parsing
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Berry
John Widdup (Montréal 1939-) : Psychosociologue
et écologiste québécois,
spécialisé dans l'étude des
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BERRY, J.W. & WILDE, G.J.S. (Eds.) (1972). Social
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BERRY, J.W. (1992). Acculturation and adaptation in a new
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BERRY, J.W. & KALIN, R. (1995). Multicultural and
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BERRY, J.W. (1997). Immigration, acculturation and
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Berry
Katherine ( ) : Psychologue
anglaise, spécialisée dans l'étude de l'attachement,
notamment chez les
schizophrènes et les psychotiques.
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BERRY, K., WEARDEN, A., BARROWCLOUGH, C. & LIVERSIDGE,
T. (2006). Attachment styles, interpersonal relationships
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Personality & Individual Differences, 41,
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BERRY, K., BARROWCLOUGH, C. & WEARDEN, A. (2007). A
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BERRY, K., BARROWCLOUGH, C. & WEARDEN, A. (2008). A
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BERRY, K., BARROWCLOUGH, C. & WEARDEN, A. (2008).
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Berscheid Ellen S. (1936-) : Psychosociologue
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interpersonnelle, de l'amour
et des relations de couple.
Étudiante d'Aronson. Collaboratrice
de Darley, Dion,
Hatfield, Kelley, Peplau,
Simpson, Snyder,
Stephan, Walster et Walster.

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BERSCHEID, E. & HATFIELD, E. (1969). Interpersonal
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BERSCHEID, E., DION, K., WALSTER, E. & WALSTER, G.W.
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Bertalanffy
Ludwig von (Vienne 1901-1972 New York) : Biologiste
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Berthiaume
François ( ) : Psychologue
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Bertillon Jacques (Paris 1851-1922 Valmondois) :
Médecin,
statisticien et démographe.
On lui doit la toute première classification des décès,
notamment pour cause de maladie, laquelle classification est à
l'origine de l'actuelle Classification Internationale des Maladies
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BERTILLON, J. (1880). Statistique des bègues en France. La
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Bertrand
Marie-Andrée (1925-2011) : Criminologue,
féministe
québécoise et professeure de l'Université
de Montréal.

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BERTRAND, M.-A. (1979). La femme et le crime.
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Berzonsky
Michael D. ( ) : Psychologue
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Besner Derek ( ) : Psychologue
cognitiviste
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Stroop. Professeur de
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Besoin
: Au sens strict, état
déficitaire consécutif à
une privation (parfois
un trop-plein) de l'organisme,
d'ordre biologique ou psychologique. Se manifeste par un état de tension,
une fatigue, de l'héritabilité,
voire de la frustration.
Chez Maslow, ce concept
englobe les besoins de type D et de type
E. De façon général, le concept est
utilisé pour désigner le sentiment de nécessicité que ressent un
individu de faire ou d'obtenir une chose. ( ):
Voir tableau ci-dessous. Need, basic
need.
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Voir aussi Privation |
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Besoin
d'accomplissement : =
besoin de réalisation.
Achievement motive,
achievement need, achievement motivation, need fulfillment.
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BERTILLON, J. (1880). La statistique à la machine. La
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E.L. (2000). Within-person variation in security of
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McCLELLAND, D.C., ATKINSON, J.W., CLARK, R.A. &
LOWELL, E.L. (1953). The achievement motive.
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EISENBERGER, R., JONES, J. R., STINGLHAMBER, F., SHANOCK,
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McCLELLAND, D.C. (1961). The achieving society.
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ZIEGLER, M., SCHMIDT-ATZERT, L., BÜHNER, M. & KRUMM,
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achievement goal orientations in students’ perceptions of
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Voir aussi Besoin
et Motivation
d'accomplissement |
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Besoin
d’actualisation : Chez Rogers,
besoin de s'accomplir, de
réaliser son plein potentiel, d'aller au bout soi, de ses
capacités. =
tendance naturelle à s'accomplir, besoin d'actualisation, besoin
de croissance, bseoin d'accomplissement, besoin de réalisation de
soi, besoin de type E. Self-actualisation.
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KLAVETTER, R.E. & MORGAN, R.E. (1967). Stability and
internal consistency of a measure of self-actualization. Psychological
Reports, 21, 422-424.
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mirror of self-actualisation and spiritual health. The
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TAVRIS,
C., WADE, C., GAGNON, A., GOULET, C. et WIEDMANN, P.
(1999/2007). Introduction à la psychologie : les
grandes perspectives. St-Laurent : ERPI. |
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Besoin d’'appartenance sociale : Chez Deci
et Ryan, l'un des trois besoins
à l'origine de la motivation.
Need affiliation, need of belonging.
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LANSING, J.B. & HEYNS, R.W. (1959). Need affiliation
and frequency of four types of communication. Journal
of Abnormal & Social Psychology, 58, 365-372. |
OYSERMAN, D., BRICKMAN, D., BYBEE, D. & CELIOUS, A.
(2006). Fitting in matters : Markers of in-group belonging
and academic outcomes. Psychological Science, 17,
854-861. |
MEHRABIAN, A. (1970). The development and validation of
measures of affiliative tendency and sensitivity to
rejection. Educational & Psychological
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WALTON, G.M. & COHEN, G.L. (2007). A question of
belonging : Race, social fit, and achievement. Journal
of Personality & Social Psychology, 92 (1),
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BAUMEISTER, R.F. & LEARY, M.R. (1995). The need to
belong : Desire for interpersonal attachments as a
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R. (2008). Need for belonging, relationship satisfaction,
loneliness, and life satisfaction. Personality &
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RICHER, S.F. et VALLERAND, R.J. (1998). Construction et
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scale toward high school]. Revue européenne de psychologie
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SILVIA, P.J. & KWAPIL, T.R. (2011). Aberrant
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of Personality Assessment, 95 (6), 610-624. |
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Voir aussi
Isolement social, Groupe
et Solitude |

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Besoin
d’amour et d’appartenance : Pour Maslow,
d'appartenir à un groupe (famille, milieu de travail, groupe
d'amis) et d'être aimé par les membres de ce groupe
d'apparteance. Social needs, need to
belong.
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Voir aussi Besoin |
TAVRIS,
C., WADE, C., GAGNON, A., GOULET, C. et WIEDMANN, P.
(1999/2007). Introduction à la psychologie : les
grandes perspectives. St-Laurent : ERPI. |
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Besoin
d'estime : Estime de soi : Pour Maslow,
besoin d'être reconnu et apprécié par ses
pairs. Esteem needs, ego needs, need for
positive self-regard.
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HEINE, S.J., MARKUS, H.R., LEHMAN, D.R. & KITAYAMA, S.
(1999). Is there a universal need for positive self-regard
? Psychological Review, 106 (4), 766-794. [PDF] |
Voir aussi Besoin |
TAVRIS,
C., WADE, C., GAGNON, A., GOULET, C. et WIEDMANN, P.
(1999/2007). Introduction à la psychologie : les
grandes perspectives. St-Laurent : ERPI. |
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Besoin
de certitude : Quête exagérée d'information dans le
but de hausser son niveau de certitude,
d'éviter toute forme d'ambiguïté.
Need for
closure, cognitive closure.
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KRUGLANSKI, A.W., PERI, N. & ZAKAI, D. (1991).
Interactive effects of need for closure and initial
confidence on social information seeking. Social
Cognition, 9 (2), 127-148. |
VAN KENHOVE, P., VERMEIR I. & VERNIERS, S. (2001). An
empirical investigation of the relationships between
ethical beliefs, ethical ideology, political preference
and need for closure. Journal of Business Ethics, 32,
347-361. |
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SAROGLOU, V. (2002). Beyond dogmatism : the need for
closure as related to religion. Mental Health,
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HEATON, A.W. & KRUGLANSKI, A.W. (1991). Person
perception by introverts and extraverts under time
pressure : effects of need for closure. Personality
& Social Psychology Bulletin, 17, 161-165. |
CHIRUMBOLO, A. (2002). The relationship between need for
cognitive closure and political orientation : the
mediating role of authoritarianism. Personality &
Individual Differences, 32, 603-610. |
WEBSTER, D.M. & KRUGLANSKI, A.W. (1994). Individual
differences in need for cognitive closure. Journal of
Personality & Social Psychology, 67, 1049-1062.
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MANNETTI, L., PIERRO, A., KRUGLANSKI, A., TARIS, T. &
BEZINOVIC, P. (2002). A cross-cultural study of the need
for cognitive closure scale : Comparing its structure in
Croatia, Italy, USA and the Netherlands. British
Journal of Social Psychology, 41, 139-156. |
NEUBERG, S.L., JUDICE, T.N. & WEST, S.G. (1997). What
the Need for Closure Scale measures and what it does not :
Toward differentiating among related epistemic motives. Journal
of Personality & Social Psychology, 72, 1396-1412. |
PIERRO, A., MANNETTI, L., DEGRADA, E., LIVI, S. &
KRUGLANSKI, A.W. (2003). Autocracy bias in informal groups
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CHIRUMBOLO, A., LIVI, S.N., MANNETTI, L., PIERRO, A. &
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creativity of small groups interactions. European
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WEBSTER, D.M. & KRUGLANSKI, A.W. (1997). Cognitive and
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KRUGLANSKI, A.W., PIERRO, A., MANNETTI, L. & DEGRADA,
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GRADA, E.D., KRUGLANSKI, A.W., MANNETTI, L. & PIERROM,
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STADLER, D.R. (2007). Need for closure, the Big Five, and
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RICHTER, L. & KRUGLANSKI, A.W. (1999). Motivated
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CHIRUMBOLO, A. & ARENI, A. (2010). Job insecurity
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Voir aussi Besoin |
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Besoin
de cognition : Need for cognition.
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CACIOPPO, J.T. & PETTY, R.E. (1982). The need for
cognition. Journal of Personality & Social
Psychology, 42, 116-131. [PDF] |
CACIOPPO, J.T., PETTY, R.E. & MORIS, K.J. (1983).
Effects of need for cognition on message evaluation,
recall, and persuasion. Journal of Personality &
Social Psychology, 45, 805-818.
[PDF] |
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Voir aussi Besoin |
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Besoin
de pouvoir : Besoin de pouvoir et pouvoir.
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Besoin
de satisfaction : Chez Deci
et Ryan, l'un des trois besoins
à l'origine de la motivation.
Need satisfaction.
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DECI, E.L., RYAN, R.M., GAGNÉ, M., LEONE, D.R., USUNOV, J.
& KORNOZHEVA, B.P. (2001). Need satisfaction,
motivation, and well-being in the work organizations of a
former Eastern Bloc country. Personality & Social
Psychology Bulletin, 27, 930-942.
[PDF] |
BAARD, P.P., DECI, E.L. & RYAN, R.M. (2004). Intrinsic
need satisfaction : A motivational basis of performance
and well-being in two work settings. Journal of
Applied Social Psychology, 34, 2045-2068. |
REINBOTH, M. & DUDA, J.L. (2006). Perceived
motivational climate, need satisfaction and indices of
well-being in team sports : A longitudinal perspective.
Psychology of Sport & Exercise, 7, 269-286. [PDF] |
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Voir aussi Besoin |
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Besoin
de sécurité : Pour Maslow,
besoin de vivre dans un environnement stable
et prévisible, sans anxiété ni crise. Safety
needs.
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Voir aussi Besoin |
TAVRIS,
C., WADE, C., GAGNON, A., GOULET, C. et WIEDMANN, P.
(1999/2007). Introduction à la psychologie : les
grandes perspectives. St-Laurent : ERPI. |
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Besoins
de type D : D pour déficience. Chez Maslow,
catégorie de besoins qui
poussent ou motivent la personne à rétablir un certain équilibre.
= manque. (
): besoins
physiologiques, besoins
de sécurité, besoins
d'amour et d'appartenance et besoin
d'estime.
Deficiency needs, D-needs.
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TAVRIS,
C., WADE, C., GAGNON, A., GOULET, C. et WIEDMANN, P.
(1999/2007). Introduction à la psychologie : les
grandes perspectives. St-Laurent : ERPI. |
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Besoins
de type E : E pour être. Chez Maslow,
catégorie de besoins qui, sans être
nécessaires à la survie, participent néanmoins de façon
fondamentale au développement psychologique de la personne.
= besoin
d'auto-actualisation, besoins de croissance, besoin
d'accomplissement, besoin de réalisation de soi. Growth
needs, being needs, B-needs.
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TAVRIS,
C., WADE, C., GAGNON, A., GOULET, C. et WIEDMANN, P.
(1999/2007). Introduction à la psychologie : les
grandes perspectives. St-Laurent : ERPI. |
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Besoin
insatiable : Besoin qui n'est
jamais totalement satisfait et qui, selon certains auteurs,
serait, pour cette raison, à l'origine des dépendances
physiologiques et psychologiques. = besoin
insatiable. /satiété.
Craving.
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LUDWIG, A.M., WIKLER, A. & STARK, LH. (1974). The
first drink : psychobiological aspects of craving. Archives
of General Psychiatry, 30, 539-547. |
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losing objectivity : Effects of general action concepts on
approach to decision-consistent information. Social
Psychological & Personality Science, 3 (1)
55-62. [PDF] |
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Besoins
physiologiques : Pour Maslow,
ensemble de besoins liés à la survie et à la reproduction de
l'individu (faim, soif,
respiration, sommeil, élimination de l'urine et de la sueur,
sexualité). = besoin biologique. Physiological
needs.
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TAVRIS,
C., WADE, C., GAGNON, A., GOULET, C. et WIEDMANN, P.
(1999/2007). Introduction à la psychologie : les
grandes perspectives. St-Laurent : ERPI. |
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Bessenoff
Gayle R. ( ) : Psychosociologue
américaine et spécialiste de l'étude du
genre et des rôle
sexuels.
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Bestialité
: Paraphilie.
Bestiality, zoophilia.
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Bêta
: Deuxième lettre
de l'alphabet grec qui signifie... "second". a)
Utilisé dans plusieurs contextes pour désigner le second élément
d'une suite ordonnée ou d'une hiérarchie,
notamment en éthologie.
b) En physiologie,
cette lettre désigne également un type
d'onde cérébrale qui caractérise la vigilance.
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Beutler Larry E. (1941-) : Psychologue
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Chambless, Crits-Christoph,
Howard,
Luborsky et Norcross.
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Beyerstein
Barry L. (1947-2007) :
Neuropsychologue et
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et des phénomènes
parapsychologiques. Collaborateur de Lilienfied
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Bhaskar Roy (1944-2014) : Philosophe
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Bherer
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à la condition
physique et à
l'exercice physique, ainsi qu'à leur effets respectifs sur
le fonctionnement
cognitif.
  
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| BER - BIAIS - BIALYSTOCK
- BIC -
BIG - BIJOU - BIEN-ÊTRE
- BIM - BINET - BINDER
- BIO - BIOLOGIE - BIP
- BIR - BIS -
BIT - BJORK - BL |
Bi
: Préfixe qui signifie "deux". Bi-.
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Biais : Plusieurs dictionnaires accordent à ce mot un sens
uniquement physique. Le biais serait une déformation apparente de
la matière (pensez à la vue d'une tige déformée par l'eau ou un
poisson dans une rivière, qui paraît toujours plus gros qu'en
réalité, sauf dans les histoires de pêcheur...). En science,
le mot est entré dans l'usage pour désigner également une
déformation de la pensée,
autrement dit une erreur de jugement,
de raisonnement
ou simplement de perception.
En ce sens, il est synonyme d'erreur
systématique de logique ou de fait, donc d'absence de neutralité
ou d'objectivité. Contrairement à l'erreur,
que l'on peut détecter et corriger, le biais est rarement
conscient, donc difficile à modifier. Chez les
scientifiques, ces biais constituent des menaces ou des
obstacles à l'objectivité
scientifique. NDLR : On utilise parfois
le mot effet pour désigner
certains biais. = erreur de jugement,
raisonnement tendancieux, raisonnement fallacieux, erreur de la
pensée, idée fausse, idée reçue, mythe.
( ): Voir tableau ci-dessous.
Bias
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Biais
acteur/observateur : Lorsqu'on observe le comportement
d'autrui (observateur), tendance à recourir plus souvent à des
causes internes (attribution)
qu'à des causes externes; et à faire l'inverse lorsqu'il s'agit
d'expliquer notre propre comportement (acteur). Dispositional
and situational attribution.
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JONES, E.E. & DAVIS, K.E. (1965). From acts to
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BECKMAN, L. ( 1970). Effects of students' performance on
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AJZEN, I. (1971). Attribution of dispositions to an actor
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WATSON, D. (1982). The actor and the observer : How are
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JONES, E.E. & NISBETT, R.E. (1972). The actor and the
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REGAN, D.T. & TOTTEN, J. (1975). Empathy and
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Voir aussi Attribution
de disposition et
Biais |
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Biais cognitif : Plusieurs dictionnaires accordent au mot biais
un sens uniquement physique. Le biais serait donc une déformation
apparente de la matière (pensez à la vue d'une tige déformée par
l'eau ou un poisson dans une rivière, qui paraît toujours plus
gros qu'en réalité, sauf dans les histoires de pêcheur...). En
science, le mot est entré dans l'usage pour désigner également une
erreur systématique ou une déformation de la pensée,
du jugement, du raisonnement
ou simplement de la perception.
En ce sens, il est synonyme d'erreur
systématique de logique ou de fait, donc d'absence de neutralité,
de rationalité ou d'objectivité. Contrairement à l'erreur,
que l'on peut détecter et corriger, le biais cognitif est
rarement conscient, donc difficile à réduire. Le chercheur
«biaisé» peut donc à tort croire que les résultats qu'il a
obtenus confirme son hypothèse et, partant, la théorie qu'il
cherche à vérifier.
= biais de
jugement, biais de perception, erreur de logique, jugement
erroné, incohérence logique, raisonnement tordu, déformation de la
réalité.
Biases in social judgment, cognitive
bias, cognitive illusion.
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KEREN, G. (2004). Yet another look at the heuristics
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Voir aussi Erreur
et Jugement
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Biais
culturel : Biais cognitif
qui consiste à évaluer les valeurs
des autres ethnies/ culture
à partir de nos propres valeurs.
= ethnocentrisme.
Race bias, cultural bias.
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BRIGHAM, J.C. (1971). Ethnic stereotypes. Psychological
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historical perspectives on male homosexuality in human
sexuality textbooks. The Journal of Sex Research, 35
(4), 397-407. |
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Biais
d'acquiescement : Dans le cadre d'une enquête
par sondage ou par entrevue.
Biais d'échantillonnage qui
résulte du fait que certains participant
d'une recherche répondent
presque toujours oui (ou non) aux questions
ouvertes ou fermées
d'un intervieweur.
Yeasayers and naysayers.
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COUCH, A. & KENISTON, K. (1960). Yeasayers and
naysayers : agreeing response set as a personality
variable. Journal of Abnormal & Social
Psychology, 60 (2), 151-174. |
SINGER, M. (1984). Toward a model of question answering :
Yes-No questions. Journal of Experimental Psychology
: Learning, Memory, & Cognition, 10, 285-297. |
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Voir aussi Réponse, Questionnaire
et Entrevue |
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Biais
d'ancrage : Biais cognitif,
décrit par Tverksy et Kahneman,
qui consiste à se laisser influencer par sa première
impression, et donc à ignorer les informations
qui contredisent cette impression. Par analogie, l'ancre renvoie à
l'idée qu'une première impression a une forte inertie, donc
pèse «lourdement» dans la balance du changement.
Anchoring.
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TVERSKY, A. & KAHNEMAN, D. (1974). Judgment under
uncertainty : Heuristics and biases. Science, 185,
1124-1130. [PDF]
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EPLEY, N. & GILOVICH, T. (2001). Putting adjustment
back in the anchoring and adjustment heuristic : An
examination of self-generated and experimeter-provided
anchors. Psychological Science, 12, 391-396. [PDF]
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CAMPBELL, S. & SHARPE, S. (2007). Anchoring bias
in consensus forecasts and its effect on market prices.
Finance and Economic Discussion Series. Washington,
DC : Federal Reserve Board. |
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Voir aussi Biais
cognitif, Tverksy
et Kahneman |
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Biais
d'affinité : Biais cognitif
qui consiste à choisir un candidat ou un objet en fonction de nos
affinités avec lui, plutôt
qu'en raison de ses compétences/qualités intrinséques. EX :
Engager un comptable parce que, comme vous, il joue au hockey,
plutôt que d'examiner sa capacité à prendre des décisions
rationnelles. = Qui s'assemble se
ressemble.
Affinity biais.
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TRAINER, T., TAYLOR, J.R. & STANTON, C.J. (2017).
Choosing the best robot for the job : Affinity biais in
human-robot interaction. In A.R. Wagner (Eds.), Science
robotics (pp. 490-501). Springer. |
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Voir aussi Affinités
et Biais |
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Biais
d'auto-évaluation : Auto-évaluation
de ses compétences ou de ses habiletés qui ne correspond pas à la
réalité. = illusion d'incompétence.
Self-evaluation bias, illusion of incompetence.
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PHILLIPS, D. (1984). The illusion of incompetence among
academically competent children. Child Development,
55 (6), 2000-2016. |
DUPEYRAT, C., ESCRIBE, C., HUET, N. & RÉGNER, I.
(2011). Positive biases in self-assessment of mathematics
competence, achievement goals, and mathematics
performance. International Journal of Educational
Research, 50 (4), 241-250. |
COLE, D.A., MARTIN, J.M., PEEKE, L.A., SEROCZYNSKI, A.D.
& FIER, J. (1999). Children's over- and
underestimation of academic competence : A longitudinal
study of gender di erences, depression, and anxiety. Child
Development, 70 (2), 459-473. |
BOUFFARD, T., PANSU, P. et BOISSICAT N. (2013). Quand se
juger meilleur ou moins bon qu'il ne l'est s'avère
profitable ou nuisible à l'élève. Revue Française de
Pédagogie, 182, 117-136. |
GRAMZOW, R.H., ELLIOT, A.J., ASHER, E. & MCGREGOR,
H.A. (2003). Self-evaluation bias and academic performance
: Some ways and some reasons why. Journal of Research
in Personality, 37 (2), 41-61. |
BOUFFARD, T., CÔTÉ S., BOUFFARD, T. & VEZEAU, C.
(2014). The mediating effect of self-evaluation bias of
competence on the relationship between parental emotional
support and children's academic functioning. British
Journal of Educational Psychology, 84 (3), 415-434. |
BOUFFARD, T., BOISVERT, M. & VEZEAU, C. (2003). The
illusion of incompetence and its correlates among
elementary school children and their parents. Learning
& Individual Differences, 14 (1), 3-46. |
VAILLANCOURT, M.-E., BOUFFARD, T. et LANGLOIS-MAYER, M.-P.
(2014). Trajectoires jointes des biais d'évaluation de
compétence scolaire et des erreurs cognitives et leurs
liens avec l'estime de soi et l'anxiété des jeunes. Revue
Canadienne des Sciences du Comportement, 46 (4),
514-524. |
BOUFFARD, T. BOUFFARD, T., VEZEAU, C., CHOUINARD, R. et
MARCOTTE, G. (2006). L'illusion d'incompétence et les
facteurs associés chez l'élève du primaire. Revue
Française de Pédagogie, 155 (2), 9-20. |
BONNEVILLE-ROUSSY, A., BOUFFARD, T. & VEZEAU, C.
(2017). Trajectories of self-evaluation bias in primary
and secondary school : Parental antecedents and academic
consequences. Journal of School Psychology, 63,
1-12. |
BOUFFARD, T. BOUFFARD, T. & NARCISS, S. (2011).
Benefits and risks of positive biases in self-evaluation
of academic competence : Introduction. International
Journal of Educational Research, 50 (4), 205-208. |
JAMAIN, L., BOUFFARD, T. & PANSU, P. (2020). Le lien
entre le biais d'auto-évaluation de compétence et la
performance scolaire : rôle de l'autorégulation et de la
compréhension des attentes de l'enseignant par l'élève Canadian
Journal of Education/Revue Canadienne de l'Éducation, 43
(1), 198-228. [PDF] |
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Biais
d'auto-selection : Biais
d'échantillonnage engendré par le fait que les sujets
choisissent eux-mêmes de faire partie d'une recherche en fonction
d'une caractéristique particulière - qu'ils apprécient ou
détestent - et non selon le
hasard. EX: Un sujet accepte de répondre
à des questions sur un produit qu'il aime par dessus tout ou de
répondre à des questions concernant les agressions sexuelles car
ils détestent les féministes.
Self-selection
bias.
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WILLIS, R-J. & ROSEN, S. (1979). Education and
self-selection. Journal of Political Economy, 87,
505-536. |
HARBER, K.D., ZIMBRDO, P.G. & BOYD, J.N. (2003).
Participant self-selection biases as a function of
individual differences in time perspective. Basic
& Applied Social Psychology, 25 (3), 255-264. [PDF] |
JACOBS, B., HARTOG, J. & VIJVERBERG, W. (2009).
Self-selection bias in estimated wage premiums for
earnings risk. Empirical Economics, 37 (2),
271-286. |
HARRISON, G.W., LAU, M. & RUTSTRÖM, E. (2009). Risk
attitudes, randomization to treatment, and self-selection
into experiments. Journal of Economic Behavior &
Organization 70, 498-507. [PDF] |
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Voir Distribué
dans les groupes au hasard et Biais
d'échantillonnage |
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Biais d'aversion à la perte : Biais
cognitif qui se traduit par l'incapacité de se défaire
d'objet, notamment des titres boursiers (action, obligation, etc),
de valeur immobilières ou d'objets d'art, qui ne valent plus
ce qu'ils ont coûté, par crainte de trop perdre.
Loss aversion.
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KAHNEMAN, D. & TVERSKY, A. (1979). Prospect theory :
An analysis of decision under risk. Econometrica, 47,
263-291. [PDF] |
BATEMAN, I., KAHNEMAN, D., MUNRO, A., STARMER, C. &
SUGDEN, R. (2003). Is there loss aversion in buying ?
An adversarial collaboration. The Centre for Social
and Economic Research on the Global Environment. [PDF] |
SEGAL, U. (1987). The Ellsberg paradox and risk aversion :
An anticipated utility approach. International
Economic Review, 28 (1), 175–202. |
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TVERSKY, A. & KAHNEMAN, D. (1991). Loss aversion in
riskless choice : A reference dependent model. Quarterly
Journal of Economics, 106, 1039-1061. [PDF] |
DELGADO, M.R., LABOULIERE, C.D. & PHELPS, E.A. (2006).
Fear of losing money ? Aversive conditioning with
secondary reinforcers. Social Cognitive &
Affective Neuroscience, 1 (3), 250-259. [PDF] |
KAHNEMAN, D., KNETSCH, J.L. & THALER, R.H. (1991).
Anomalies : The endowment effect, loss aversion, and
status quo bias. The Journal of Economic Perspective,
5 (1), 193-206. [PDF] |
SCHMIDT, U. & ZANK, H. (2008). Risk aversion in
cumulative prospect theory. Management Science, 54
(1), 208-216. [PDF] |
BENRTZI, S. & THALER, R.H. (1995). Myopic loss
aversion and the equity premium puzzle. Quarterly
Journal of Economics, 110, 73-92. [PDF] |
RICK, S. (2011). Losses, gains, and brains :
Neuroeconomics can help to answer open questions about
loss aversion. Journal of Consumer Psychology, 21, 453-463.
[PDF] |
FOX, C. & TVERSKY, A. (1995). Ambiguity aversion and
comparative ignorance. Quarterly Journal of Economics,
110 (3), 585-603. [PDF] |
EREV, I., ERT, E. & YECHIAM, E. (2008). Loss aversion,
diminishing sensitivity, and the effect of experience on
repeated decisions. Journal of Behavioral Decision
Making, 21, 575-597. |
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Voir aussBiais cognitif
et Aversion |
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Biais
d'échantillonnage : Toute erreur créée lors de l'échantillonnage
par la sélection des sujets d'une recherche, erreur qui engendre
alors une plus ou moins grande représentativité
de l'échantillon et
par le fait même une validité
externe moindre. = biais
de sélection. ( ):
Voir tableau ci-dessous.
Sampling bias,
sample selection bias, selection bias.
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SILVERMAN, I. & MARGULIS, S. (1973). Experiment title
as a source of sampling bias in commonly used
"subject-pool" procedures. Canadian Psychologist, 14
(2), 197-201. |
HECKMAN J.J., HIDEHIKO, I., SMITH, J. & TODD, P.
(1998). Characterizing selection bias using experimental
data. Econometrica, 66, 1017-1098. |
TULL, D.S. & ALBAUM, G.S. (1977). Bias in random digit
dialed surveys. Public Opinion Quarterly, 41,
389-395. |
HERNÀN, M.A., HERNÀNDEZ-DIAZ, S. & ROBINS, J.M.
(2004). Structural approach to selection bias. Epidemiology,
15, 615-625.
[PDF] |
HECKMAN J.J. (1979). Sample selection bias as a
specification error. Econometrica, 47, 153-162. [PDF] |
CUDDEBACK, G., WILSON, E., ORME, J.G. & COMBS-ORME, T.
(2004). Detecting and statistically correcting sample
selection bias. Journal of Social Service Research,
30 (3), 19-33. [PDF] |
BERK, R.A. & RAY, S.C. (1982). Selection biases in
sociological data. Social Science Research, 11,
352-398. |
CASARI, M., HAM, J. & KAGEL, J. (2007). Selection
bias, demographic effects and ability effects in common
value auctions experiments. American Economic Review,
97 (4), 1278-1304. |
BERK, R.A. (1983). An introduction to sample selection
bias in sociological data. American Sociological
Review, 48 (3), 386-398. |
HARRIS, J.B.C. & HASKELL, D.G. (2007). Land cover
sampling biases associated with roadside bird surveys/ Avian
Conservation and Ecology - Écologie et conservation des
oiseaux 2 (2), 1-19. [PDF] |
DUBIN, J.A. (1989). Selection bias in linear regression,
logit and probit models. Sociological Methods &
Research, 18 (2), 360-390. |
CORTES, C., MOHRI, M., RILEY, M. & ROSTAMIZADEH, A.
(2008). Sample selection bias correction theory. Algorithmic
Learning Theory, 5254, 38-53.
[PDF] |
WINSHIP, C. & MARE, R.D. (1992). Models for sample
selection biais. Annual Review of Socioloy, 18, 327-350.
[PDF] |
BETHLEHEM, J., COBBEN, F. & SCHOUTEN, B. (2011). Handbook
of nonresponse in household surveys. New York :
Wiley, Wiley Series in Survey Methodology. |
CANTOR, R. & PACKER, F. (1997). Differences of opinion
and selection bias in the credit rating industry. Journal
of Banking & Finance, 21, 1395-1417. |
CLEAVE, B.L., NIKIFORALIS, N. & SLONIM, R. (2011). Is
there selection bias in laboratory experiments ? The
case of social and risk preferences. Discussion
Paper No. 5488.
[PDF] |
ARDS, S., CHUNG, C. & MYERS, S.L. (1998). The effects
of sample selection bias on racial differences in child
abuse reporting. Child Abuse & Neglect, 22
(2), 103-115. |
CORTES, C., MOHRI, M. (2014). Domain adaptation and sample
bias correction theory and algorithm for regression. Theoretical
Computer Science, 519, 103-126. [PDF] |
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Voir ausi Validité
externe, Échantillonnage
et Biais |
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Biais
d'érudition : Pour un individus ayant de nombreuses
connaissances, par exemple un expert ou un scientifique,
incapacité ou difficulté à expliquer simplement les rudiments de
son domaine, à les vulgariser à un public profane. =
biais d'expertise, maladiction du savoir. Curse
of knowlege.
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COLIN, C., LOEWENSTEIN, G. & WEBER, M. (1989). The
curse of knowledge in economic settings : An experimental
analysis. Journal of Political Economy, 97, 1232-1254.
[PDF] |
BIRCH, S.A.J. & BLOOM, P. (2007). The curse of
knowledge in reasoning about false beliefs. Psychological
Science, 18, 382-386. |
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Voir aussi Biais |
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Biais
d'heuristique de disponibilité : Concept
développé par Tversky et Kahneman
pour décrire la tendance à évaluer la probabilité d'un événement
donné en fonction d'informations ou d'exemples qui nous viennent
facilement à l'esprit parce qu'ils nous ont frappé (salience)
ou parce que nous y avons été exposés à de multiples
reprises (répétition).
Cette évaluation s'écarte souvent de la réalité, des faits, d'où
le biais.
Availability heuristic, Heuristic
bias.
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TVERSKY, A. & KAHNEMAN, D. (1973). Availability : a
heuristic for judging frequency and probability. Cognitive
Psychology, 5, 207-232. |
TVERSKY, A. & KAHNEMAN, D. (1974). Judgment under
uncertainty : Heuristics and biases. Science, 185,
1124-1130. [PDF] |
CARROLL, J.S. (1978). The effect of imagining an event on
expectations for the event : An interpretation in terms of
the availability heuristic. Journal of Experimental
Social Psychology, 14, 88-96. |
DE NEYS, W. (2010). Heuristic bias, conflict, and
rationality in decision-making. In B.M. Glatzeder, V. Goel
& A. von Müller (Eds.), Towards a theory of
thinking (pp. 23-33). Berlin, Germany :
Springer-Verlag. |
DE NEYS, W. & FEREMANS, V. (2013). Development of
heuristic bias detection in elementary school. Developmental
Psychology, 49, 258-269. [PDF] |
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Voir aussi Biais
cognitif et Heuristique |
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Biais
d'igorance : Biais créé par le
fait que les répondants
d'une recherche qui, ignorant la réponse à la question qu'on leur
pose, improvise une réponse (qui peut alors s'écarter de la
réalité, d'où le biais).
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Biais
d'immunité à l'erreur : Biais qui
consiste à ne pas voir ses propres erreurs,
ou à ne pas les admettre (ou à les sous-estimer).
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Biais
d'observation : Toute erreur créée lors de
l'observation d'un sujet/participant. /neutralité
de l'observation.
Bias in observational
studies.
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GRIMES, D.A. & SCHULZ, K.F. (2002). Bias and causal
associations in observational research. Lancet, 359,
248-252. [PDF] |
HAMMER, G.P., DU PREL, J.-B. & BLETTNER, M. (2009).
Avoiding Bias in Observational Studies. Deutsches
Ärzteblatt International, 106 (41), 664-668. [PDF] |
RUBIN, D.B. (1973). The use of matching and regression
adjustment to remove bias in observational studies. Biometrics,
29, 185-203. |
HROBJARTSSON, A., THOMSEN, A.S., EMANUELSSON, F., TENDAL,
B., HILDEN, J., BOUTRON, I., RAVAUD, P. & BRORSON, S.
(2012). Observer bias in randomised clinical trials with
binary outcomes : systematic review of trials with both
blinded and non-blinded outcome assessors. British
Medical Journal, 344, 1-11. [PDF] |
COCHRAN, W.G. & RUBIN, D.B. (1974). Controlling bias
in observational studies : A review. Mahalanobis
Memorial Volume Sankhyd -A, 1-30. |
DAVIES, N.M. (2015). An even clearer portrait of bias in
observational studies ? Epidemiology, 26 (4),
505-508. [PDF] |
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BORGES DE ALMEIDA, C.P. & GAERCIA DE GOULART, B.N.
(2017). How to avoid bias in systematic reviews of
observational studies. Revista CEFAC, 19 (4),
551–555.
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JONES, E.E., RIGGS, J.M. & QUATTRONE, G. (1979).
Observer bias in the attitude attribution paradigm :
Effect of time and information order. Journal of
Personality & Social Psychology, 37, 1230-1238. |
NGUYEN, V.T., ENGLETON, M., DAVISON, M., RAVAUD, P.,
PORCHER R. & BOUTRON, I. (2021). Risk of bias in
observational studies using routinely collected data of
comparative effectiveness research : a meta-research
study. BMC Medicine, 19 (279), 4-14. [PDF] |
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Voir Biais |
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Biais
de Berkson : Type de biais
d'échantillonnage qui consiste en une erreur sytématique
induite par le fait que le groupe expérimental et le groupe
contrôle sont composés de sujets provenant de deux populations
distinctes. EX: Une chercheure désire vérifier
si l'effort physique influence la mémoire; elle compare les
résultats à un test de mémoire (y) d'un groupe d'athlètes qui
vient de terminer un match (X1) à un groupe de spectateurs qui à
regarder ce match (x2).
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Biais
de complaisance : Biais cognitif,
découvert par Miller et Ross,
qui consiste à s'attribuer
la responsabilité de ses réussites
(causes internes) et à imputer ses échecs
à des causes externes, généralement les «autres» ou le «destin» (externalisme).
Biais de complaisance, attribution et estime
de soi. = erreur de
complaissance, biais d'auto-complaisance.
Self-serving
bias, SSB.
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JOHNSON, T.J., FEIGENBAUM, R. & WEIBY, M. (1964). Some
determinants and consequences of the teacher's perception
of causation. Journal of Experimental Psychology, 55,
237-246. |
GREENBERG, J., PYSZCZYNSKI, T., BURLING, J. & TIBBS,
K. (1992). Depression, self-focused attention, and the
self-serving attributional bias. Personality &
Individual Differences 13 (9), 959-965. |
WOLOSIN, R.J., SHERMAN, S.J. & TILL, A. (1973).
Effects of cooperation and competition on responsibility
attribution after success and failure. Journal of
Experimental Social Psychology, 9, 220-235. |
HEINE, S.J. & LEHMAN, D.R. (1997). The cultural
construction of self-enhancement : An examination of
group-serving biases. Journal of Personality &
Social Psychology, 72, 1268-1283. [PDF] |
MILLER, D.T. & ROSS, M. (1975). Self-serving biases in
the attribution of causality : Fact or fiction ? Psychological
Bulletin, 82, 213-225. |
SEDIKIDES, C., CAMPBELL, W.K., REEDER, G. & ELLIOT,
A.J. (1998). The self-serving bias in relational context.
Journal of Personality & Social Psychology, 74,
378-386.
[PDF] |
SCHLENKER, B.R. & MILLER, R.S. (1977). Egocentrism in
groups : Self-serving biases or logical information
processing ? Journal of Personality & Social
Psychology, 35 (7), 755-764. |
CAMPBELL, W.K. & SEDIKIDES, C. (1999). Self-threat
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MILLER, D.T. & SMITH, J. (1977). The effects of own
deservingness and deservingness of others on children's
helping behavior. Child Development, 48,
617-620. |
CAMPBELL, W.K., SEDIKIDES, C. & REEDER, G.D. &
ELLIOT, A.J. (2000). Among friends ? An examination of
friendship and the self-serving bias. British Journal
of Social Psychology 39 (2), 229-239. |
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WEARY BRADLEY, G. (1978). Self-serving biases in the
attribution process : A reexamination of the fact or
fiction question. Journal of Personality & Social
Psychology, 36, 56-71. |
BÈGUE L. & FUMEY, V. (2000). Belief in a just world or
self-serving strategy ? Social Behavior &
Personality, 28, 119-124. |
MILLER, D.T. (1978). What constitutes a self-serving
attributional bias ? : A reply to Bradley. Journal of
Personality & Social Psychology, 36, 1221-1223. |
DUVAL, T.S. & SILVIA, P.J. (2002). Self-awareness,
probability of improvement, and the self-serving bias.
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WEARY BRADLEY, G. (1979). Self-serving attributional
biases : Perceptual or response distorsions ? Journal
of Personality & Social Psychology, 37,
1418-1420. |
BLACKWOOD, N.J., BENTALL, R.P., FFYTCHE, D.H., SIMMONS,
A., MURRAY, R.M. & HOWARD, R.J. (2003).
Self-responsibility and the self-serving bias : an fMRI
investigation of causal attributions. Neuroimage, 20
(2), 1076-1085. |
ZUCKERMAN, M. (1979). Attribution of success and failure
revisited, or : The motivational bias is alive and well in
attribution theory. Journal of Personality, 47
(2), 245-287. |
ALLISON, S.T., NEVILLE, A., ASUNCION, A.G., BEGGAN, J.K.
& McKIE, D.M. (2006). Self-serving outcome-biases in
trait judgments about the self. Current Research in
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Social anxiety, self-presentation, and the self-serving
bias in causal attribution. Journal of Personality
& Social Psychology, 38, 23-35. |
PAL, G.C. (2007). Is there a universal self-serving
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TYLER, T.R. & DEVINITZ, V. (1981). Self-serving bias
in the attribution of responsibility : Cognitive versus
motivational explanations. Journal of Experimental
Social Psychology, 17, 408-416. |
ROESE, N.J. & OLSON, J.M. (2007). Better, stronger,
faster self-serving judgment, affect regulation, and the
optimal vigilance hypothesis. Perspectives on
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SNYDER, C.R., SMITH, T.W., AUGELLI, R.W. & INGRAM,
R.E. (1985). On the self-serving function of social
anxiety : Shyness as a self-handicapping strategy. Journal
of Personality & Social Psychology, 48 (4),
970-980. |
KRUSEMARK, E.A., KEITH, C.W. & CLEMENTZ, B.A. (2008).
Attributions, deception, and event related potentials : An
investigation of the self-serving bias. Psychophysiology,
45 (4), 511-515. |
MULLEN, B. & RIORDAN, C.A. (1988). Self-serving
attributions for performance in naturalistic settings : A
meta-analytic review. Journal of Applied Social
Psychology, 18, 3-22. |
SHEPPERD, J.A. MALONE, W. & SWEENY, K. (2008).
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[PDF] |
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Voir aussi Surprotection
de soi, Survalorisation
de soi, Estime
de soi et Biais |
VALLERAND, R.J. (Dir.) (1994). Les fondements de la
psychologie sociale. Montréal : Gaëtan Morin. |
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Biais
de confirmation : Biais cognitif
qui consiste à attribuer
plus d'attention ou de valeur aux phénomènes
qui confirment nos explications qu'aux phénomènes qui les
infirment. En science,
pour éviter ce biais, il faut s'assurer que le chercheur
et ses assisants de
recherche ignorent quel
groupe recevra le traitement;
il faut donc procéder en
double aveugle et distribuer
les sujets d'une recherche au hasard. Lors de l'interprétation,
il faut accepter de rendre public ses données
brutes afin que d'autres chercheurs puissent les
analyser/interpréter.
= biais de
confirmation d'hypothèse. = Cherry
pecking.
Confirmation biais.
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MYNATT C.R., DOHERTY M.E. & TWEEY, R.D. (1977).
Confirmation bias in a simulated research environment : An
experimental study of scientific inferences. Quarterly
Journal of Experimental Psychology, 29, 85-95. |
DARDENNE, B. & LEYENS, J.-P. (1995). Confirmation bias
as a social skill. Personality & Social Psychology
Bulletin, 21 (11), 1229-1239. |
DARLEY, J.M. & GROSS, P.H. (1983). A
hypothesis-confirming bias in labelling effect.
Journal of Personality & Social Psychology, 44 (1),
20-33. |
NICKERSON, R.S. (1998). Confirmation bias; A ubiquitous
phenomenon in many guides. Review of General
Psychology, 2 (2), 175-220. [PDF] |
BEATTIE, J. & BARON, J. (1988). Confirmation and
matching biases in hypothesis testing. Quarterly
Journal of Experimental Psychology : Human Experimental
Psychology, 40, 269-297. |
RABIN, M. & SCHRAG, J.L. (1999). First impression
matter : A model of confirmatory biais. The Quarterly
Journal of Economics, 114 (1), 37-82. [PDF] |
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OSWALD, M.E. & GROSJEAN, S. (2004). Confirmation bias.
In R.F. Pohl (Ed.), Cognitive illusions : A handbook
on fallacies and biases in thinking, judgment and memory
(pp. 79-96). New York : Psychology Press. |
FRIEDRICH, J. (1993). Primary error detection and
minimization (PEDMIN) strategies in social cognition : A
reinterpretation of confirmation bias phenomena. Psychological
Review, 100, 298-319. |
MARSH, D.M. & HANLON, T.J. (2007). Seeing what we want
to see : confirmation bias in animal behaviour research. Ethology,
113, 1089-1098. [PDF] |
HAVEKAMP, B.E. (1993). Confirmatory bias in hypothesis
testing for client-Identied and counselor self-generated
hypotheses. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 40 (3),
303-315. |
NELSON, J.D. & McKENZIE, R.M. (2009). Confirmation
biais. In M.W. Kattan (Ed.), Encyclopedia of medical
decision making. [PDF] |
KLAYMAN, J. (1995). Varieties of confirmation bias. Psychology
of Learning & Motivation, 32, 385-418. |
HERGOVICH, A., SCHOTT, R. & BURGER, C. (2010). Biased
evaluation of abstracts depending on topic and conclusion
: Further evidence of a confirmation bias within
scientific psychology. Current Psychology, 29,
188-209. |
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Voir aussi Distribution
des sujets au hasard, Double
aveugle, Triple
aveugle et Biais |
VALLERAND,
R.J. (Dir.) (1994). Les fondements de la psychologie
sociale. Montréal : Gaëtan Morin. |
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Biais de confusion : Biais créé
par l'attribution d'un effet Y à un X (une cause/VI) qui n'est
pas, dans les faits, à l'origine de cet effet. Dans ce contexte, le
chercheur "confond" deux phénomènes (X1 et X2) et attribue les
effets observées de Y aux mauvais X, que l'on nomme variable
contaminante. Il s'agit donc d'une erreur d'interprétation
des résultats. Pour éviter cette erreur, le chercheur doit
idéalement opter pour un plan
de recherche expérimental en double
aveugle/insu dans lequel il comparera deux groupes de sujets
appariés distribuée dans
les n groupes au hasard. La comparaison entre deux (ou
plusieurs) groupes appariés permet d'isoler l'effet de la variable
indépendante des effets des autres variables (neutralisés grâce à
l'appariement). La distribution au hasard permet de limiter
l'effet des variables parasites non contrôlées en assurant la
distribution statistique entre les groupes. La procédure en double
aveugle «protège» la mesure des résultats des attentes des
chercheurs et de la présomption des sujets. Confounding
factor.
| EXEMPLE |
Biais de confusion |
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Variable dépendante |
| Variable Indépendante |
Un
passant qui constate une urgence |
Comportement
d'aide |
| Deux
passants qui constatent une urgence |
| Variable
contaminante |
Tous
les passants qui constatent cette urgence n'ont pas le
même âge |
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GREENLAND S. & NEUTRA, R. (1980). Control of
confounding in the assessment of medical technology. International Journal of Epidemiology, 9 (4), 361-367. |
MACKINNON, D.P., KRULL, J.L. & LOCKWOOD, C.M. (2000).
Equivalence of the mediation, confounding, and suppression
effects. Prevention Science, 1, 173-181. |
SKELLY, A.C., DETTORI, J.R. & BRODT, E.D. (2012).
Assessing bias : the importance of considering
confounding. Evidence-Based SpineCare Journal, 3 (1),
9-12. [PDF] |
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Voir aussi Biais |
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Biais
de correction : Ensemble des erreurs systématiques
commise par un enseignant/professeur lors de la correction des
examens/travaux de ses étudiant-e-s.
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Biais de correspondance : Biais cognitif
qui consiste à sur-estimer les causes dispositionnelles (ou état
mental) au profit des causes situationnelles (milieu). =
erreur fondamentale
d'attribution, biais de disposition, surattribution.
Correspondence bias, overattribution.
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JONES, E.E. & HARRIS, V.A. (1967). The attribution of
attitude. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology,
3, 1-24. |
HAMILTON, D.L. (1998). Dispositional and attributional
inferences in person perception. In J.M. Darley & J.
Cooper (Eds.), Attribution and social interaction
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Association. |
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ROSS, L. (1977). The intuitive psychologist and his
shortcomings : Distortions in the attribution process. In
L. Berkowitz (Ed.), Advances in experimental social
psychology (Vol. 10). New York : Academic Press. |
VONK, R. (1999). Effects of outcome dependency on
correspondence bias. Personality & Social
Psychology Bulletin, 25 (3), 382-389. |
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HARVEY, J.H., TOWN, J.P. & YARKIN, K.L. (1981). How
fundamental is the "fundamental attribution error ?
". Journal of Personality & Social
Psychology, 40,346-349.
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GILBERT, D.T. (1998). Speeding with Ned : A personal view
of the correspondence bias. In J.M. Darley & J. Cooper
(Eds.), Attribution and social interaction : The legacy of
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MILLER, A.G. & RORER, L.G. (1982). Toward an
understanding of the functional attribution error : Essay
diagnosticity in the attitude attribution paradigm. Journal
of Research in Personality 16, 41-59.
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QUATTRONE, G.A. (1982). Overattribution and unit formation
: When behavior engulfs the person. Journal of
Personality & Social Psychology, 42 (4),
593–607. |
KRULL, D.S., LOY, M.H., LIN, J., WANG, C.F., CHEN, S.
& ZHAO, X. (1999). The fundamental attribution error :
Correspondence bias in individualist and collectivist
cultures. Personality & Social Psychology
Bulletin, 25, 1208-1219. |
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TETLOCK, P.E. (1985). Accountability : A social check on
the fundamental attribution error. Social Psychology
Quarterly, 48, 227-236.
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WRIGHT, E.F. & WELLS, G.L. (1988). Is the attitude
attribution paradigm suitable for investigating the
dispositional bias ? Personality & Social
Psychology Bulletin, 14, 183-190. |
GILBERT, D.T., BROWN, R.P., PINEL, E.C. & WILSON, T.D.
(2000). The illusion of external agency. Journal of
Personality & Social Psychology, 79, 690-700. |
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DEVINE, P.G. (1989). Overattribution effect : The role of
confidence and attributional complexity. Social
Psychology Quarterly, 52 (2), 149-158.
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FEIN, S., HILTON, J.L. & MILLER, D.T. (1990).
Suspicion of ulterior motivation and the correspondence
bias. Journal of Personality & Social Psychology,
58, 753-764. |
KRULL, D.S. (2001). On partitioning the fundamental
attribution error : Dispositionalism and the
correspondence bias. In G.B. Moskowitz (Ed.),
Cognitive social psychology (pp. 211-227). Mahwah,
NJ : Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Inc. |
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GILBERT, D.T. & MALONE, P.S. (1995). The
correspondence bias. Psychological Bulletin, 117,
21-38. [PDF] |
MIYAMATO, Y. & KITAYAMA, S. (2002). Cultural variation
in correspondence bias : The critical role of attitude
diagnosticity of socially constrained behavior.
Journal of Personality & Social Psychology, 83 (5),
1239-1248. [PDF] |
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FEIN, S. (1996). Effects of suspicion on attributional
thinking and the correspondence bias. Journal of
Personality & Social Psychology, 70, 1164-1184.
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MILLER, D.T., VISSER, P. & STAUB, B. (2005). How
surveillance begets perceptions of dishonesty : The case
of the counterfactual correspondence bias. Journal of
Personality & Social Psychology, 89, 117-128. |
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Voir aussi Biais et Erreur
fondamentale d'attribution |
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Biais
de couverture : Biais
d'échantillonnage qui prend la forme d'une exclusion
non-volontaire d'une partie de la population,
qui a donc zéro chance d'être sélectionné, de faire partie d'une
recherche. EX : Les sondages internet excluent
tous les gens qui n'utilisent par les ordinateurs. =
biais d'exclusion. Coverage biais,
noncoverage, coverage error.
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KOTT, P. (2006). Using calibration weighting to adjust for
non- response and coverage errors. Survey
Methodology, 32 (2), 133- 142. |
COUPER, M.P., KAPTEYN, A., SCHOMNLAU, M. & WINTER, J.
(2007). Noncoverage and nonresponse in an Internet survey.
Social Science Research, 36, 131-148. |
DEVER, J.A., RAFFERTY, A. & VAILLANT, R. (2008).
Internet surveys : Can statistical adjustments eliminate
coverage bias ? Survey Research Methods, 2 (2),
47-62. [PDF] |
BUSSE, B. & FUCHS, M. (2012). The components of
landline telephone survey coverage bias. The relative
importance of no-phone and mobile-only populations.
Quality & Quantity, 46, 1209-1225. |
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Voir aussi Biais
d'échantillonnage |
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Biais
de croyance : Biais cognitif
qui consiste à considérer comme vraie la conclusion d'un
raisonnement qui corespond à nos croyances
ou à nos connaissances personnelles, même si ce raisonnement
est logiquement faux.
= Conflit entre
les croyances et la logique.
Belief biais, belief bias effect, Belief-logic conflict .
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Exemple
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| Bon
syllogisme |
Mauvais
syllogisme/Biais |
| Tous
les rockeurs sont mortels |
Tous
les rockeurs sont mortels |
| Kurt
Cobain est un rockeur |
Kurt
Cobain est mortel |
| ...
donc Kurt Cobain est mortel |
...
donc Kurt Cobain est un rockeur |
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REVLIN, R. & LEIRER. V. (1978). The effects of
personal biases on syllogistic reasoning : Rational
decisions from personalized representations. In R. Revlin
& R.E. Meyer (Eds.), Human reasoning (pp,
51-82). Washington : Winston-Wiley. |
BALL, L.J., PHILLIPS, P., WADE, C.N. & QUAYLE, J.D.
(2006). Effects of belief and logic on syllogistic
reasoning eye-movement evidence for selective processing
models. Experimental Psychology, 53 (1), 77-86.
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EVANS, J. St.B.T., BARSTON, J.L. & POLLARD, P. (1983).
On the conflict between logic and belief in syllogistic
reasoning. Memory & Cognition, 11, 295-306. |
EVANS, J. St.B.T. & CURTIS-HOLMES, J. (2005). Rapid
responding increases belief bias : Evidence for the
dual-process theory of reasoning. Thinking &
Reasoning, 11 (4), 382-389. |
REVLIN, R., LEIRER, V., YOPP, H. & YOPP, R. (1980).
The belief- bias effect in formal reasoning : The
influence of knowledge on logic. Memory &
Cognition, 8, 584-592. |
STUPPLE, E.J.N. & BALL, L.J. (2008). Belief-logic
conflict resolution in syllogistic reasoning :
Inspection-time evidence for a parallel-process model. Thinking
& Reasoning, 14 (2), 168-181. |
OAKHILL, J.V. & JOHNSON-LAIRD, P.N. (1985). The
effects of belief on the spontaneous production of
syllogistic conclusions. Quarterly Journal of
Experimental Psychology, 37A, 553-569. |
DUBE, C., ROTELLO, C.M. & HEIT, E. (2010). Assessing
the belief bias effect with ROCs : It's a response bias
effect. Psychological Review, 117, 831-863. |
MARKOVITS, H. & NANTEL, G. (1989). The belief-bias
effect in the production and evaluation of logical
conclusions. Memory & Cognition, 17 (1),
11-17. [PDF] |
STUPPLE, E.J.N., BALL, L.J., EVANS, J. St.B.T. &
KAMAL-SMITH, E. (2011). When logic and belief collide :
Individual differences in reasoning times support a
selective processing model. Journal of Cognitive
Psychology, 23 (8), 931-941. |
NEWSTEAD, S.E., POLLARD, P., EVANS, J. St.B.T. &
ALLEN, J. (1992). The source of belief bias effects in
syllogistic reasoning. Cognition, 45, 257-284. |
HANDLEY, S.J., NEWSTEAD, S.E. & TRIPPAS, D. (2011).
Logic, beliefs, and instruction : A test of the default
interventionist account of belief bias. Journal of
Experimental Psychology : Learning, Memory, &
Cognition, 37 (1), 28-43. |
OAKHILL, J. & GARNHAM, A. (1993). On theories of
belief bias in syllogistic reasoning. Cognition, 46, 87-92. |
GOEL, V. & VARTANIAN, O. (2011). Negative emotions can
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QUAYLE, J.D. & BALL, L.J. (1997). Subjective
confidence and the belief bias effect in syllogistic
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KLAUER, K.C. & KELLEN, D. (2011). Assessing the belief
bias effect with ROCs : Reply to Dube, Rotello, and Heit
(2010). Psychological Review, 118, 155-164. |
CHERUBINI, P., GARNHAM, A., OAKHILL, J.V. & MORLEY, E.
(1998). Can any ostrich fly ? Some new data on belief bias
in syllogistic reasoning. Cognition, 69, 179-218. |
DUBE, C., ROTELLO, C.M. & HEIT, E. (2011). The belief
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domain specificity and generality of belief bias :
Searching for a generalizable critical thinking skill. Journal
of Educational Psychology, 91, 497-510. |
BANKS, A.P. (20012). The influence of activation level on
belief bias in relational reasoning. Cognitive
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TORRENS, D., THOMPSON, V.A. & CRAMER, K.M. (1999).
Individual differences and the belief bias effect. Thinking
& Reasoning, 5, 1-28 |
THOMPSON, V.A. & EVANS, J. St.B.T. (2012). Belief bias
in informal reasoning. Thinking & Reasoning, 18,
278-310. |
KLAUER, K.C., MUSCH, J. & NAUMER, B. (2000). On belief
bias in syllogistic reasoning. Psychological Review,
107, 852-884. |
TRIPPAS, D., HANDLEY, S.J. & VERDE, M.F. (2013). The
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ability mediate the effects of believability. Journal
of Experimental Psychology : Learning, Memory, &
Cognition, 39 (5), 1393-1402. |
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TRIPPAS, D., PENNYCOOK, G., VERDE, M.F. & HANDLEY,
S.J. (2015). Better but still biased : Analytic cognitive
style and belief bias. Thinking & Reasoning, 21
(4), 431-445. |
QUAYLE, J.D. & BALL, L.J. (2000). Working memory,
meta-cognitive uncertainty and belief bias in syllogistic
reasoning. Quarterly Journal of Experimental
Psychology, 53A, 1202-1223. |
CAVOJOVA, V. (2017). Belief bias effect in reasoning of
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ROBERTS, M.J. & SYKES, E.D.A. (2003). Belief bias and
relational reasoning. The Quarterly Journal of
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TRIPPAS, D., KELLEN, D., SINGMANN, H., PENNYCOOK, G.
KOEHLER, D.J., FUGELSANG, J.A. & DUBÉ, C. (2018).
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Voir aussi 2
systèmes de raisonnement,
Syllogisme et
Biais |
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Biais
de désirabilité : Dans une recherche par questionnaire
ou par entrevue, la
désirabilité sociale amène les participants
à omettre, à embellir ou à travestir la réalité afin de préserver
leur image et leur estime
de soi. EX: Si on demande combien de
partenaires sexuels ils ont eu dans la dernière année, plusieurs
participants gonfleront ce nombre pour bien paraître aux yeux de
l'intervieweur. On observe le même phénomène lorsque le
participant se sent ou se sait observé. La désirabilité sociale
est donc une variable
parasite que le chercheur doit tenter par tous les moyens de
contrôler s'il veut préserver la validité
interne de sa recherche. On peut par exemple observer un
sujet à son insu et obtenir son consentement
après-coup. = ce qui est
préférable ou souhaitable de dire ou de faire, biais du répondant.
Social desirability bias.
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PHILLIPS, D.L. & CLANCY, K.J. (1972). Some effects of
"social desirability" in survey studies. American
Journal of Sociology, 77, 921-940. |
FISHER, R.J. (1993). Social desirability bias and the
validity of indirect questioning. Journal of Consumer
Research, 20 (2), 303-315. |
GANSTER, D.C., HENNESSEY, H.W. & LUTHANS, F. (1983).
Social desirability response effects : Three different
models. Academy of Management Journal, 26,
955-966. |
RICHMAN, W.L., KIESLER, S., WEISBAND, S. & DRASGOW, F.
(1999). A meta-analytic study of social desirability
distortion in computer-administered questionnaires,
traditional questionnaires and interviews. Journal of
Applied Psychology, 84 (5), 754-775. |
NEDERHOF, H.J. (1985). Methods of coping with social
desirability bias : A review. European Journal of
Social Psychology, 15, 263-280. |
KING, M.F. & BRUNER, G.C. (2000). Social desirability
bias : A neglected aspect of validity testing. Psychology
& Marketing 17 (2), 79-96. |
RANDALL, D.M. & FERNANDES, M.F. (1991). The social
desirability response bias in ethics research. Journal
of Business Ethics, 10 (11), 805-807. |
KREUTER, F., PRESSER, S. & TOURANGEAU, R. (2008).
Social desirability bias in CATI, IVR, and Web surveys. Public
Opinion Quarterly, 72 (5), 847-865. |
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Voir aussi Questionnaire,
Désirabilité
sociale et Biais |
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Biais
de distinction : Biais de
perception qui consiste à trouver une plus grande différence
entre deux objets lorsqu'ils sont comparés simultanément que
lorsqu'il sont évalué à tour de rôle.
Distinction biais.
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HSEE, C.K. & LECLERC, F. (1998). Will products look
more attractive when presented separately or together ?The
Journal of Consumer Research, 25 (2), 175-186. |
HSEE, C.K. & ZHANG, J. (2004). Distinction bias :
Misprediction and mischoice due to joint evaluation. Journal
of Personality & Social Psychology, 86 (5),
680-695. [PDF] |
BROOKS, M.E., GUIDROZ, A.M. & CHAKRABARTI, M. (2009).
Distinction bias in applicant reactions to using diversity
information in selection. International Journal of
Selection & Assessment, 17 (4), 377-390. |
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Voir aussi Biais |
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Biais de faible participation : Biais
d'échantillonnage crée par le trop faible taux
de participation à une recherche. Low
response rate.
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SIVO, S.A., SAUNDERS, C., CHANG, Q. & JIANG, J.J.
(2006). How low should you go ? Low response rates and the
validity of inference in IS questionnaire research. Journal
of the Association for Information Systems, 7 (6),
351-414. [PDF] |
RINDFUSS, R.R., CHOE, M.K., TSUYA, N.O., BUMPASS, L.L.
& TAMAKI, E. (2015). Do low survey response rates bias
results ? Evidence from Japan. Demographic Research,
32 [26], 797-828. [PDF] |
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Voir aussi Validité
externe et Biais
d'échantillonnage |
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Biais
de jugement/raisonnement/perception : Voir Biais
cognitif. Perception bias, bias in
judgment.
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Biais
de l'expérimentateur/observateur : Effet nuisible ou
parasite engendré par la présence ou le comportement de l'expérimentateur/observateur,
qui influence les réponses
des sujets, et par conséquent, les données
et les résultats
d'une recherche. Biais de l'expérimentateur et
variable parasite. ( ): Effet
Hawthorne, effet
John Henry. Effect of experimenter.
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ROSENTHAL, R. (1966). Experimenter effects in
behavioral research. New York :
Appleton-Century-Crofts. |
RUBIN, D.B. (1973). Matching to remove bias in
observational studies. Biometrics, 29,
159-184. |
RUBIN, D.B. (1973). The use of matching and regression
adjustment to remove bias in observational studies. Biometrics,
29, 185-203. |
COCHRAN, W.G. & RUBIN, D.B. (1974). Controlling bias
in observational studies : A review. Mahalanobis
Memorial Volume Sankhyd -A, 1-30. |
HINELINE, P.N. (1986). The relationships between subject
and experimenter. Journal of the Experimental
Analysis of Behavior, 45 (2), 123-127. [PDF] |
MARX D.M. & GOFF, P.A. (2005). Clearing the air : The
effect of experimenter race on target’s test performance
and subjective experience. British Journal of Social
Psychology, 44, 645-657. |
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Voir aussi Biais |
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Biais de l'intervieweur : Effet nuisible ou parasite engendré
par la présence ou le comportement de l'intervieweur
qui influence les réponses
des sujets, et par conséquent, les données
et les résultats
d'une enquête ou de tout
autre type de recherche
utilisant un questionnaire
ou une entrevue Effects
of interviewer.
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SCHUMAN, H. & CONVERSE, J.M. (1971). The effect of
Black and White interviewers on Black responses. Public
Opinion Quarterly, 35, 44-68. |
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SINGER, E., FRANKEL, M.R. & GLASSMAN, M.B. (1983). The
effect of interviewer characteristics and expectation son
response. Public Opinion Quarterly, 47, 68-83. |
JOHNSON, T.P., FENDRICH, M., SHALIGRAM, C., GARCY, A.
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of interviewer characteristics in an RDD telephone survey
of drug use. Journal of Drug Issues, 30 (1),
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forensic interviewers asking the right questions ?
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among telephone interviewers in a survey of economic
attitudes. Sociological Methods & Research, 14, 31-52. |
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in a Swiss health survey. Journal of Studies on
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AXINN, W. (1991). The influence of interviewer sex on
responses to sensitive questions in Nepal. Social
Science Research, 20, 303-318. |
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COUPER, M.P. & GROVES, R.M. (1992). The role of the
interviewer in survey participation. Survey
Methodology, 18 (2), 263-277. |
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Voir aussi Intervieweur,
Questionnaire
et Entrevue |
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Biais
de mesure (Tests) :
Test bias.
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SANDOVAL, J. (1979). The WISC-R and internal evidence of
test bias with minority children. Journal of
Consulting & Clinical Pscholology, 47, 919-927. |
JENSEN, A.R. (1980). Biais in mental testing. New
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Voir aussi Erreur
de mesure et Biais |
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Biais
de non-réponse : Biais
que l'on observe dans le cadre d'une recherche
scientifique, plus particulièrement lors de
l'échantillonnage,
lorsque l'individu, choisi
au hasard ou non, refuse
pour diverses raisons de participer à une expérience
ou de répondre à un questionnaire/sondage
ou à certaines de ces questions.
Généralement, le refus de participer de nombreux sujets engendre
une baisse de la représentativité
de l'échantillon et,
partant, de la validité
externe de la recherche. Biais de
non-réponse, biais de faible
participation et taux
de réponse. = refus de
participer à une recherche. /consentement.
*désistement.
Non-response, nonresponse bias, nonresponse
rate, decline entry into randomized trials.
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Voir Biais
d'échantillonnage, Réponse,
Questionnaire,
Entrevue,
Validité
externe et Taux
de réponse |
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Biais de publication : En science,
les résultats des recherches
qui infirment les
hypothèses sont trop rarement publiées dans les revues scientifiques, ce qui crée l'impression que toutes les
hypothèses proposées par les chercheurs sont confirmées, donc
vraies. Sur le plan statistique, on observe ce phénomène
grâce aux méta-analyses (effet tiroir : articles qui révélent des effets négatifs ou simplement
l'absence de résultats positifs). Biais de publication, revue scientifique et
comité de lecture.
= effet
tiroir.
Publication fallacy, selective
publication, filedrawer effect, publication decision, criterion
in editorial decisions, non-publication.
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STERLING, T. (1959). Publication decisions and their
possible effects on inferences drawn from tests of
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Voir aussi Biais,
Revue scientifique, Hypothèse
nulle, Graphique
en entonnoir et
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Biais de recrutement : Biais
d'échantillonage engendré surtout par les recherches
parraînées ou subventionnées par des institutions (hôpitaux,
université, etc) qui recrutent leurs participants au sein de sa
propre clientèle (ou usagers ou bénéficiares ou membres), laquelle
est rarement représentative de l'ensemble de la population.
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Biais
de réponse : Type de biais
inhérent à l'usage des rapport
verbaux pour évaluer/mesurer les phénomènes, notamment les
phénomènes psychologiques.
Response bias.
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GOODFELLOW, M., KIERNAN, N., AHERN, F. & SMYER, M.A.
(1988). Response bias using two-stage data collection : A
study of elderly participants in a program. Evaluation
Review, 12 (6), 638-654. |
PAULHUS, D. (1991). Measurement and control of response
bias. In. P. Robinson, P.R. Shaver & S. Wrightsman
(Eds.), Measures of personality and social
psychological attitudes (pp. 17-59). New York :
Academic Press. |
KAPUCU, A., ROTELLO, M.C. READY, R.E. & SEIDI, K.N.
(2008). Response bias in "remembering" emotional stimuli :
A new perspective on age differences. Journal of
Experimental Psychology : Learning, Memory, &
Cognition, 34 (3), 703-711. [PDF] |
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Voir aussi Biais
scientifique |
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Biais du parieur : Biais cognitif qui consiste à
croire que, lors d'un jeu de hasard comme les machines à sous des
casinos, si un résultat peu probable est obtenu - par
exemple le numéro 7 ne sort plus depuis une heure - ce
résultat peu probable sera compensé lors des tirages
aléatoires suivants et le 7 sortira alors plus souvent qu'à son
tour, ce qui convaincra le joueur de parier sur ce numéro. Ici le
parieur ne raisonne pas de manière logique, il croit à tort à
l'existence d'un mécanisme de compensation qui aurait pour
fonction de rendre «normalement probable» un phénomène trop
fréquent ou trop peu fréquent. Il va de soi que l'on pourrait ainsi
programmer une machine à sous, mais qu'un tel mécanisme n'existe
pas si tout les tirages sont en nombre fini, s'ils sont
indépendant et aléatoires, ce qui est normalement le cas des
machines à sous légales. Par contre, ce «méacanisme» existe si le
nombre de tirage est infifni : le numéro sept finira par sortir
aussi souvent que les autres numéros. Gambler
fallacy.
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GIDEON, K. & CROSON, R. (1994). The two fallacies of
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ROGERS, P. (1998). The cognitive psychology of lottery
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OPPENHEIMER, D.M. & MONIN, B. (2019). The
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constructing the past, and multiple universes. Judgment
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BURNS, B.D. & CORPUS, B. (2004). Randomness and
inductions from streaks : "Gambler's fallacy" versus "hot
hand".Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 11 (1),
179–-184. |
HUBER, J., KIRCHLER, M. & STOCKL, T. (2010). The
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AYTON, P. & FISHER, I. (2004). The hot-hand
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XUE, G., LU, Z., LEVIN, P. &
BECHARA, A. (2011). An fMRI study of risk-taking
following wins and losses : Implications for the gambler's
fallacy. Human Brain Mapping, 32 (2),
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Biais du statut quo : Biais cognitif.
Statut quo bias.
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SAMUELSON, W. & ZECKHAUSER, R. (1988). Status quo
biais decision making. Journal of Risk &
Uncertainty, 1 (1), 7-59. |
BROWN, A.L. & KAGEL, J.H. (2009). Behavior in a
simplified stock market : The status quo bias, the
disposition effect and the ostrich effect. Annals of
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LI, J., REN, G., MA, Q. & LIU, L. (2009). An
experimental study on investors’ status quo bias and its
determinants. Frontiers of Business Research in China,
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Biais du volontaire spontané : Biais
créé par le fait que des sujets
choisissent eux-mêmes de participer
à une recherche, en
se portant volontaires, parce qu'ils considèrent qu'il pourrait
profiter des effets ou des retombées de cette recherche. =
biais d'auto-affection. Volunteer bias.
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WOLCHIK, S.A., SPENCER, S.L. & LISI, I.S. (1983).
Volunteer bias in research employing vaginal measures of
sexual arousal. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 12, 399-408. |
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Voir aussi Biais
scientifique
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Biais
écologique : Biais dans l'analyse
des données statistiques qui consiste à croire que ce que
l'on observe dans un groupe ou un échantillon existe forcément
chez les individus de ce groupe/échantillon. Ecological
fallacy, ecological inference fallacy or population fallacy,
ecological inference problem.
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ROBINSON, W.S. (1950). Ecological correlations and the
behavior of individuals. American Sociological Review,
15, 351-357. |
GREENLAND, S. & ROBINS, J. (1994). Invited commentary
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counterexamples. American Journal of Epidemiology,
139, 747-760. |
DUNCAN, O.D. & DAVIS, B. (1953). An alternative to
ecological correlation. American Sociological Review,
18, 665-666. |
KING, G. (1997). A solution to the ecological
inference problem. Princeton University Press. |
GOODMAN, L. (1953). Ecological regression and the behavior
of individuals. American Sociological Review, 18, 663-664. |
FREEDMAN, D.A., KLEIN S.P., OSTLAND M. & ROBERTS, M.
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GOODMAN, L. (1959). Some alternatives to ecological
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SCHUESSLER, A.A. (1999). Ecological inference. Proceedings
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FREEDMAN, D.A. (1999). Ecological inference and the
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FREEDMAN, D.A. (2004). The ecological fallacy. In M.
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Voir aussi Variable
contaminante, Paradoxe
Yule-Simpson et Erreur |
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Biais en faveur du naturel : Ce biais
cognitif concernent autant aux objets (a) qu'aux
humains (b). Il consiste à préférer toute cchose qui
provient de la nature, ou qui a été moins transformé, pluôt que
des objets ayant subis des transformations. On oppose souvent
«naturel» à «chimique» ou à «artificiel» ou à «additif», des
qualificatifs généréralement percus comme peu enviables. Ce biais
concerne également les personnes à qui on l'accorde davantage de
mérite si elle réalise les choses rapidement et sans effort (= un
talent naturel) plutôt que si elles peinent pour y parvenir.
On dira de l'individu qui apprend sans effort ou qui performe sans
entraînement qu'elle un naturel.
Naturalness bias.
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ROZIN, P., PRANC, M., KRIWGWR, Z., NEUHAUS, R., SURILLO,
D., SWERDLIN, A. & WOOD, K. (2004). Preference for
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and the contrast between foods and medicines. Appetite,
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McMAHAN, E.A. & JOSH, P. (2017). Measuring preference
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BYRON, M.J., BAIG, S.A., MORACCO, K.E. & REWER, N.T.
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"Organic" and "additive-free" cigarettes, and the required
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MEIER, B.P., DILLARD, A.J. & LAPPAS, C.M. (2019).
Naturally better ? A review of the natural-is-better bias.
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TSAY, C.-J. & BANAJI, M. (2011). Naturals and strivers
: Preferences and beliefs about sources of achievement.
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 47, 460-465.
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TSAY, C.-J. (2016).Privileging naturals over strivers :
The costs of the naturalness bias. Personality &
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Biais
intergroupe : Biais qui consiste
à favoriser les membres de son groupe
(intra ou groupe
endogène) au détriment des individus qui n'en font pas
partie ou qui sont membres
d'un autre groupe (intergroupe).
Biais intergroupe, identité
collective et népotisme.
In-group-out-group bias, in-group bias, or
intergroup bias, ingroup favoritism.
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RABBIE, J.M. & HORWITZ, M. (1969). Arousal of
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VERKUYTEN, M. (2003). Ethnic in-group bias among minority
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RUDMAN, L.A. & GOODWIN, S.A. (2004). Gender
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BREWER, M.B. & SILVER, M. (1978). Ingroup biais as a
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ABRAMS, D. (2011). Wherein lies children’s intergroup bias
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GAERTNER, S.L., DOVIDIO, J.F., ANASTASIO, P.A.,
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GONZALEZ, G., BLAKE, P.R., DUNHAM, Y. & McAULIFFE, K.
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DOVIDIO, J.F., GAERTNER, S.L. & VALIDZIC, A.
(1998). Intergroup bias : Status, differentiation, and a
common in-group Identity. Journal of Personality &
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Voir aussi Favoritisme,
Népotisme, Identité
collective, Groupe
endogène et Biais |
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Biais méthodologique : Ensemble des biais, que l'on peut regrouper en trois familles, qui affaiblissent la validité
d'une recherche scientifique et, partant, sa capacité à décrire
objectivement son objet d'étude et à expliquer la relation entre X
et Y chez X.
Method bias.
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PODSAKOFF, P.M. MACKENZIE, S.B., LEE, J.-Y. &
PODSAKOFF, N.P. (2003). Common method biases in behavioral
research : A critical review of the literature and
recommended remedies. Journal of Applied Psychology,
88 (5), 879-903. |
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Voir aussi Biais
scientifique |
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Biais racial : Biais qui consiste à attribuer de fausses caractéristiques à des individus que l'on
classe ou juge selon l'apparence
et la race. Race
bias, implicit racial association, ethnic bias.
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HUNTER, J.E. & SCHMIDT, F.L.
(2000). Racial and gender bias in ability and
achievement tests : Resolving the apparent paradox. Psychology,
Public Policy, & Law, 6 (1), 151–158. |
AMODIO, D.M., DEVINE, P.G. & HARMON-JONES, E. (2008).
Neural signals for the detection of race bias :
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KNOWLES, J., PERSICO, N. & TODD, P. (2001). Racial
bias in motor-vehicle searches : Theory and evidence.
Journal of Political Economy, 109 (1), 203-229. |
KAUFMAN, J.C. (2010). Using creativity to reduce ethnic
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DEVINE, P.G., PLANT, E.A., AMODIO, D.M., HARMON-JONES, E.
& VANCE, S.L. (2002). The regulation of explicit and
implicit race bias : The role of motivations to respond
without prejudice. Journal of Personality & Social
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KUBOTA, J.T., LI, J., BAR-DAVID, E., BANAJI, M.R. &
PHELPS, E.A. (2013). The price of racial bias : intergroup
negotiations in the ultimatum game. Psychological
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ASHBURN-NARDO, L., KNOWLES, M.L. & MONTEITH, M. J.
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AMODIO, D.M., HARMON-JONES, E. & DEVINE, P.G. (2003).
Individual differences in the activation and control of
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FRANCIS, G. (2016). Implications of "too good to be true"
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design : An example using prominent studies of racial
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[PDF] |
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Voir aussi Discrimination
raciale et Biais |
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Biais rétrospectif : Biais qui consiste à juger, après coup, qu'un événement ou un comportement était
prévisible ou probable.
= biais de
jugement à posteriori, raisonnement de type «Ha ! je vous l'avais
bien dit ! » ou «C'était écrit dans le ciel ! », prédire le passé.
Hindsight.
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HAWKINS, S.A. & HASTIE, R. (1990). Hindsight : Biased
judgments of past events after the outcomes are known.
Psychological Bulletin, 107, 311-327. |
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mental contamination on the hindsight bias : Source
confusion determines success in disregarding
knowledge.Journal of Behavioral Decision
Making, 23, 131-160. |
POHL, R.F. & GAWLIK, B. (1995). Hindsight bias and
misinformation effect : Separating blended recollections
from other recollection types. Memory, 3 (1),
21-55. |
BERNSTEIN, D.M., ERFELDER, E., MELTZOFF, A.N., PERIA, W.
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POHL, R.F. (1995). Disenchanting hindsight bias. In J.-P.
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POHL, R.F. & HELL, W. (1996). No reduction of
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POHL, R.F. (1998). The effects of feedback source and
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KERR, N.L. (1998). HARKing : Hypothesizing after the
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STAHLBERG, D. & MAASS, A. (1998). Hindsight bias :
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HOFFAGE, U., HERTWIG, R. & GIGERENZER, G. (2000).
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POHL, R.F., SCHWARZ, S., SCZESNY, S. & STAHLBERG, D.
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POHL, R.F., HEISENHAUER, M. & HARDT, O. (2003). SARA :
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BIRCH, S.A.J. & BERNSTEIN, D.M. (2007). What can
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BAYEN, U.J., POHL, R.F., ERFELDER, E. & AUER, T.-S.
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BLANK, H., MUSCH, J. & POHL, R.F. (2007). Hindsight
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Biais scientifique : Biais propres à l'activité scientifique, au travail des
scientifiques, qui nuit au développement et la diffusion de
la connaissance
scientifique. Il peut s'agir d'erreurs commises par les chercheurs
eux-mêmes ( EX : Attente
des chercheurs), par les méthodes ou techniques utilisées
pour réaliser une recherche ( EX :
Biais d'échantillonnage) ou par le milieu scientifique ( EX
: publier ou mourir) et même des facteurs qui agissent
à l'insu du chercheur (obstacle
épistémologique). Dans tous les cas, ces biais menacent la
validité interne et externe
d'une recherche. = distorsion de la
réalité. Scientific bias.
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FANELLI, D. (2010). Do pressures to publish increase
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FANELLI, D., COSTAS, R. & IOANNIDIS, J.P.A. (2017).
Meta-assessment of bias in science. Proceedings of
the National Academy of Sciences, 114 (14),
3714-3719. [PDF] |
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Voir aussi Objectivité
scientifique et
Biais |
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Biais
sexuel : Sex bias, gender biais.
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Stéréotype sexuel et
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Bialystok
Ellen B. ( ) : Psychologue
cognitiviste
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Bibliographie
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En science, on utilise
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Bibliométrie : Bibliothéconomie : Voir Scientométrie.
Informetrics, bibliometric analysis.
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Bibliothèque : Lieu où sont conservés, répertoriées et rangées les livres - version papier ou numérique - et autres types de sources
d'information et de divertissement (revue/périodique,
journaux, magazine,
etc), notamment des sources
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Bicaméralité
: En science.
ce concept a deux significations : a) En
psychologie, il désigne... ; bicameral mind.
b ) En politique, le terme renvoie à
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Biederman Joseph ( ) : Psychiatre
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Voir aussi Bonheur, Qualité
de vie et
Satisfaction |
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Bien-être
(Mesures/Évaluations) : Ensemble des tests
et des outils de collecte de
données qui permettent
d'évaluer et de mesurer
le bien-être. Measuring
subjective well being.
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DIENER, E., EMMONS, R.A., LARSEN, R.J. & GRIFFIN, S.
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LUCAS, R., DIENER, E. & SUH, E. (1996). Discriminant
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Voir aussi Bien |
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Bien-être
animal : Condition et état de bien-être
des animaux maintenus en captivité,
notamment les animaux
de laboratoire et ceux qui vivent dans les
zoos. Animal
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Biklen Douglas Paul (1945-) : Spécialiste
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Bilatéral
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Billard
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Collaborateur de Griffiths,
King, Kuss, Pontes,
Schimmenti et
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Bilodeau
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Collaborateur de Gauthier.
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BILODEAU, F., KENNEY, A.J., GILBERT, S.B., HOFER, E.,
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Bilsky
Wolfgang ( ) : Psychologue
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Bimodale
: En statistique,
qualifie une distribution
de données dans laquelle deux valeurs (ou deux classes) de la
variable étudiée ont des fréquences beaucoup plus élevées que les
autres valeurs (ou classes ), donnant ainsi l'impression d'une
double bosse. = distribution en
chameau, courbe en chameau. Bimodal
distribution.
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Binder Carl ( ) : Psychologue
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de précision et de la fluidité
des apprentissages.
Étudiant de Skinner. Collaborateur
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Dalbir (1922-1980) : Neuropsychologue
cognitif québécois d'origine indienne, spécialisé dans
l'étude des déterminants
biogénétiques de
l'apprentissage. Étudiant de
Hebb. Professeur de Nadel
et Wise.
Collaborateur de Lajoie et Winocur.
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Binet
Alfred (Nice 1857-1911 Paris) : Juriste,
psychologue français et
père de la psychométrie.
Co-inventeur avec Simon du premier test
d'intelligence (l'Échelle métrique de l'intelligence ou
test Binet-Simon),
élaboré à l'origine pour dépister les enfants retardés afin de les
orienter vers des écoles spécialisées. Il aurait dit :«
L'intelligence est ce que mesurent mes tests ». Étudiant de Charcot
et de Ribot.
Collaborateur de Beaunis
et Simon.
   
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Bingham
Walter V. (1880-1952) : Psychologue
organisationnel américain. Étudiant de Thorndike.
Professeur de Thurstone.
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BINGHAM, W.V. (1919). Army personnel work. Journal of
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Bio
: Préfixe qui signifie «vivant ou naturel». Bio-.
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Bio bla bla : Ensemble de croyances
et langage pseudoscientifique utilisé par les pseudo-biologistes pour expliquer
et guérir. Équivalent en biologie
du psychoverbiage
en psychologie. EX:
la biologie intégrale, médecine universelle. Bio bla bla et
médecine
alternative.
= pseudo-biologie, bio-verbiage.
Folk biology.
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Psychologie verbiage |
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Biodisponibilité : Fraction d'une substance administrée à un patient,
par voie autre qu'intraveineuse, et que l'on retouve dans le sang
après absorption. Cette biodisponibilité se mesure en mg/l. Cette
mesure permet d'établir la
bio-équivalence des médicaments
génériques.
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Bio-équivalence : Principe selon lequel, à dose
égale, un médicament X
administré dans les mêmes conditions qu'un autre médicament (Y),
se retrouvera en proportion égale (= équivalence) dans le sang
d'un patient (biodisponibilité) que
le médicament Y. Dans les test visant à établir l'équivalence x
est un médicament générique et Y un médicament original breveté.
Si X = Y, on dira que X est bioéquivalent à Y.
Bioequivalence.
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Biological Psychiatry : Revue
scientifique de psychiatrie
qui consacre ses pages à l'étude de l'influence des déterminants
biogénétiques sur les processus psychologiques. Éditeur :
Elsevier.
QUIRK, G.J., GARCIA, F. & GONZALEZ-LIMA, F. (2005).
Prefrontal mechanisms in extinction of conditioned fear.
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Biological Psychology : Revue
scientifique de psychologie
qui consacre ses pages à l'étude de l'influence des déterminants
biogénétiques sur les processus psychologiques. Éditeur :
Elsevier. = Biol. Psychol.
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Biologie
: Biologiste : Du grec bios qui signifie
«vie» et logos qui signifie «discours, science». Terme proposé en
1802 par Lamarck et par
Treviranus pour désigner les disciplines
qui étudient la vie sous
toutes ses formes. La biologie est une science
empirique qui étudie les êtres
vivants. Elle s'intéresse plus particulièrement aux niveaux
d'organisation (biochimie, biologie moléculaire, génétique),
aux structures (anatomie,
neurobiologie,
neurochirurgie), aux fonctions (physiologie
et neurophysiologiste, neuroscience),
à l'évolution (génétique
des populations, éthologie,
zoologie, primatologie)
et au développement des êtres vivants (écologie,
éthologie, primatologie),
incluant l'espèce
humaine. En ce sens, la biologie est aussi une science
humaine. La branche de la biologie qui étudie et classe les
animaux se nomme zoologie.
De nos jours, la vaste majorité des biologistes sont
évolutionnistes. = biologie
évolutionniste. ( ): Altman,
Aoki,
Arbib, Aserinsky,
Atlan, Aunger, Axelrod,
Babisch, Bard, Barrette,
Basolo, Bateson,
Bayer, Bekoff,
Bernard Bertalanffy,
Birkard, Blurton-Jones,
Boudreau,
Bond, Bouchard, Boyd,
Breed,
Broca, Brown,
Cannon, Castle,
Cavalli-Sforza,
Changeux, Cheney, Côté,
Couturier,
Crick, Crow, Csànyi,
Danchin, Darlington,
Dement, Derocher,
Diamond, Diamond, Dugatkin,
Eccles, Edelman, Fausto-Sterling,
Feldman, Fillingim,
Fitch, Fleiss, Futuyma,
Gage, Gauthier,
Gegenfurtner,
Gehrt, Golgi, Gorelick,
Haeckel, Hamer,
Hamilton, Hardin, Hauser,
Heinroth, Henking,
Hodgkin, Hubel,
Jacob, Jaeggi, Kacelnik,
Kahn, Kamil, Kastak,
Katz,
Kimura, Kleitman, Kodric-Brown,
Kramer, Laborit, Lack,
Lagerspetz, Laland,
Lamarck, Leeuwenhoek,
Lefebvre, Leo,
Lewis, Lewontin,
Libet, Loeb,
Maienschein, Malpighi, Mconnell,
Mendel, Monod,
Morgan, Morgan,
Muller, Ness,
Oettingen, Packer,
Parent, Payette,
Penfield, Piaget, Plavcan,
Plomin, Preyer,
Pribram, Proulx,
Ramon y Cajal,
Rashevsky, Romanes, Rostand,
Rosnay, Ruffié,
Selye, Scherrer,
Sejnowski, Shapin,
Sterling, Stevens,Sutton,
Tibbetts, Trivers,
Unger,
Varela, Waddington, Watson,
Weary,
Wich, Williams,
Wilson, Würbel,
Wright. Biology,
evolutionnary biology.
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Biologie
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Évo-dévo.
Developmental biology, evo-devo.
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Biomarqueur : Changement observable et mesurable sur le plan moléculaire ou physiologique (souvent une protéine dans le sang),
qui révèle l'existence ou l'état d'une mécanisme biologique normal
ou déficient (souvent génétique). Les biomarqueurs servent donc au
dépistage des maladies
biologiques et aux troubles mentaux.
Biomarker.
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Biometrika : Revue scientifique
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Psychiatre et
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Disciple de Klein. Analyste
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Bipédie : Bipède : "Bi" signifie "deux" et "pédie" signifie "marche". Chez une espèce, capacité de se dresser sur ses pattes arrière et
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Bipolar disorder : Revue
scientifique de psychologie
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Blatt
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Shahar et
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Blessure
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Voir aussi Sport, Conduite,
Accident, Automutilation
et Blessure à la tête |
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BlessurE
(Prévention) :
Injury
prevention.
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SHERKER, S., SHORT, A. & OZANNE-SMITH, J. (2005). The
in situ performance of playground surfacing : implications
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Strategies for playground injury prevention : an overview
of a playground project. American Journal of Health
Education, 41 (3), 187-192. |
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Blessure
à la tête : Tout type de blessure qui peut engendrer
un traumatisme
cérébral, notamment une
commotion cérébrale. Blessure à la tête et
douleur à la tête. Mild
head injury, head injury.
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WILLIAMS, M. & ZANGWILL, O.L. (1954). Memory defects
after head injury. Brain, 77 (4), 510-520. |
BRAUN, C.M.J. & BARIBEAU, J., ETHIER, M., DAIGNEAULT,
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children with mild and severe closed head injury. Journal
of Pediatric Psychology, 16, 543-555. |
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Voir aussi Blessure,
Douleur à la tête, Commotion
cérébrale et
Traumatisme cérébral |
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Bloc
: Élément d'un tout cohérent réel, virtuel ou
potentiel, souvent insécable
ou difficilement séparables.
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Blocage
: Effet de
masquage résultant d'une expérience de conditionnement
répondant. EX: Si on établit un
conditionnement avec un stimulus visuel (SC) et de la nourriture
comme SI, que l'on fait suivre d'une autre opération de
conditionnement avec l'événement composite conditionnel (stimulus
visuel + stimulus sonore) et toujours la nourriture comme SI, et
que l'on teste ensuite isolément chaque stimulus de la
combinaison, on pourra constater que le stimulus qui a déjà été
l'objet d'un conditionnement empêche (ou bloque) la possibilité
que l'autre stimulus de la combinaison devienne un stimulus
conditionnel. Blocking effect, Kamin
blocking.
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Bloom
Benjamin S. (Lansford États-Unis 1913-1999) :
Psychologue américain
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| Taxonomie
de Bloom |
| Niveaux |
Objectifs généraux
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Verbes
d'action/Objectifs spécifiques |
| 1 |
Savoir |
Arranger, définir, dupliquer,
étiqueter, lister, mémoriser, nommer, ordonner,
identifier, relier, rappeler, répéter, reproduire
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| 2 |
Compréhension
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Classifier, décrire, discuter,
expliquer, exprimer, identifier, indiquer, situer,
reconnaître, rapporter, reformuler, réviser, choisir,
traduire
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| 3 |
Application |
Appliquer, choisir, démontrer,
dramatiser, employer, illuster, interpréter, opérer,
pratiquer, planifier, schématiser, résoudre, utiliser,
écrire
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Analyse |
Analyser, estimer, calculer,
catégoriser, comparer, contraster, critiquer,
différencier, discriminer, distinguer, examiner,
expérimenter, questionner, tester
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Synthèse |
Arranger, assembler, collecter,
composer, construire, créer, concevoir, développer,
formuler, gérer, organiser, planifier, préparer, proposer,
installer, écrire |
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Évaluation |
Arranger, argumenter, évaluer,
rattacher, choisir, comparer, justifier, estime r,
juger, prédire, chiffrer, élaguer, sélectionner,
soutenir
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Bloom
Gordon A. ( ) : Kinésiologue et
spécialiste de l'étude du sport,
notamment du fonctionnement des Équipes
et rôle des entraîneurs
au hockey et au
basketball. Il s'intéresse également aux conséquences
psychologiques et motrices des traumatismes
craniocérébraux (TCC) et des
commotions cérébrales. Il enseigne à l'Université
Mcgill.
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BLOOM, G.A. & SMITH, M.D. (1996). Hockey violence : A
test of cultural spillover theory. Sociology of Sport
Journal, 13 (1), 65-77. [PDF] |
BLOOM, G.A., SCHINKE, R.J. & SALMELA, J.H. (1997). The
development of communication skills by elite basketball
coaches. Coacing & Sport Science Journal, 2
(3), 3-10. [PDF] |
BLOOM, G.A., STEVENS, D.E. & WICKWIRE, T.L. (2003).
Expert coaches' perceptions of team building. Journal
of Applied Sport Psychology, 15 (2), 129-143. [PDF] |
BLOOM, G.A., HORTON, A.S., McCRORY, P. & JOHNSTON,
K.M. (2004). Sport psychology and concussion : New impacts
to explore. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 38
(5), 519-521. [PDF] |
BLOOM, G.A., LOUGHEAD, T.M., SHAPCOTT, E.J.B., JOHNSTON,
K.M. & DELANEY, J.S. (2008). The prevalence and
recovery of concussed male and female collegiate athletes.
European Journal of Sport Science, 8 (5),
295-303. [PDF] |
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Bloom
Lois Masket ( ) : Psycholinguiste
américaine et spécialiste du
langage.
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BLOOM, L. (1962). A rationale for group treatment of
aphasic patients. Journal of Speech & Hearing
Disorders, 27, 11-16. |
BLOOM, L. (1971). Why not pivot grammar ? Journal of
Speech & Hearing Disorders, 36, 40-50. [PDF] |
BLOOM, L. & CAPATIDES, J. (1987). Expression of affect
and the emergence of language. Child Development, 58,
1513-1522. [PDF] |
BLOOM, L. & BECKWITH, R. (1989). Talking with feeling
: Integrating affective and linguistic expression in early
language development. Cognition & Emotion, 3,
313-342. [PDF] |
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Bloom
Paul (Montréal 1963-) : Psychologue
cognitiviste
américain, d'origine canadienne, spécialisé dans l'étude
l'acquisition du langage.
Collaborateur de Gelman, Hamlin,
Jackendoff et Wynn.

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BLOOM, P. (1997). Intentionality and word learning. Trends
in Cognitive Sciences, 1 (1), 9-12.
[PDF] |
BLOOM, P. & WYNN, K.
(1997). Linguistic cues in the acquisition of number
words. Journal of Child Language, 24, 511-533. [PDF] |
BLOOM, P. (2001). Précis of how children learn the
meanings of words. Behavioral & Brain Sciences,
24, 1095-1103. [PDF]
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BLOOM, P. (2004). Can a dog learn a word ? Science,
304, 1605-1606. [PDF]
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BLOOM, P. (2012). Religion, morality, evolution.
Annual Review of Psychology, 63, 179-199. [PDF]
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Bloor
David (Derby 1942-) : Sociologue
et épistémologue
écossais et chef de file de la sociologie
de la connaissance scientifique.
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BLOOR, D. (1970). Is the official theory of mind absurd ?
British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 21
(2), 167-183. |
BLOOR, D. (1971). Two paradigms for scientific knowledge ?
Science Studies, 1, 101-115. |
BLOOR, D. (1996). Idealism and the sociology of knowledge.
Social Studies of Science, 26 (4), 839-856. |
BLOOR, D. (2000). Critical notice on the social
construction of what ? Canadian Journal of
Philosophy, 30 (4), 597-608. |
BLOOR, D. (2007). Ideals and monisms : Recent Criticisms
of the Strong Programme in the Sociology of Knowledge.
Studies in History & Philosophy of Science Part A.
38 (1), 210-234. |
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LATOUR, B. (1999). For Bloor and Beyond : a reply to David
Bloor's 'Anti-Latour'". Studies in History and
Philosophy of Science, 30 (1), 113-129. |
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Blough
Donald S. (Madison 1929-2022 The Bethany Home) :
Psychologue béhavioriste
américain, spécialisé dans l'étude de la discrimination,
notamment chez le pigeon.
Collaborateur de Fujita.
 
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BLOUGH, D.S. (1955). Method for tracing dark adaptation in
the pigeon. Science, 121, 703-704. |
BLOUGH, D.S. (1959). Delayed matching in the pigeon. Journal
of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 2 (2),
151-160. [PDF] |
BLOUGH, D.S. (1972). Recognition by the pigeon of stimuli
varying in two dimensions. Journal of the
Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 18 (3), 345-367.
[PDF] |
BLOUGH, D.S. (1992) Effects of stimulus frequency and
reinforcement variables on reaction time. Journal of
the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 57 (1),
47-50. [PDF] |
BLOUGH, D.S. (2011). A random-walk model of accuracy and
reaction time applied to three experiments on pigeon
visual discrimination. Journal of Experimental
Psychology : Animal Behavior Processes, 37,
133-150. |
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Blount
Ronald L. ( ) : Psychologue
cognitivo-béhvioriste
américain, spécialisé dans l'étude de la douleur,
notamment chez les enfants.
Il s'intéresse plus particulièrement à la douleur ressentie
ou appréhendée lors des
injections. Collaborateur de Cohen.
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BLOUNT, R.L., LANDOLF-FRITSCHE, B., POWERS, S.W. &
STURGES, J.W. (1991). Differences between high and low
coping children and between parent and staff behaviors
during painful medical procedures. Journal of
Pediatric Psychology, 16, 795-809. |
BLOUNT, R.L., BUNKE, V.L. & ZAFF, J. (2000). Bridging
the gap between explicative and treatment research : A
model and practical implications. Journal of Clinical
Psychology in Medical Settings, 7, 79-90.
[PDF] |
BLOUNT, R.L., SIMONS, L.E., DEVINE, K.A., JAANISTE, T.,
COHEN, L.L., CHAMBERS, C. & HAYUTIN, L.G. (2008).
Evidence-based assessment of coping and stress in
pediatric psychology. Journal of Pediatric Psychology,
33 (9), 1021-1045.
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BLOUNT, R.L., McCORMICK, M.L., MacLAREN, J.E. & KAIN,
Z. (2008). Preparing children for invasive procedures and
surgery. In G.A. Walco & K.R. Goldschneider (Eds.),
Pain in children : A practical guide for primary care (pp.
93-99). Totowa, NJ : Humana Press. |
BLOUNT, R.L. & LOISELLE, K.A. (2009). Behavioural
assessment of pediatric pain. Pain Research &
Management, 14, 47-52.
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Blumenthal
James A. ( ) :
Psychologue américain et spécialiste de la médecine
béhaviorale. Il s'intéresse aux patients
qui souffrent d'une
insuffisance cardiaque et plus particulièrement aux facteurs
psychologiques qui favorisent leur guérisson.
Collaborateur de Ekman et Keefe.

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BLUMENTHAL, J.A., O'TOOLE, L.C. & HANEY, T. (1984).
Behavioral assessment of the type A behavior pattern. Psychosomatic
Medicine, 46, 415-423. |
BLUMENTHAL, J.A. & KRANTZ, D.S. (1987). Behavioral
assessment and management of cardiovascular disorders. Professional
Resource Exchange, Inc. |
BLUMENTHAL, J.A., MAHANNA, E., MADDEN, D.J. & WHITE,
W.J. (1995). Methodological issues in the assessment of
neuropsychological function after cardiac operations. Annals
of Thoracic Surgery, 59, 1345-50. |
BLUMENTHAL, J.A., BABYAK, M.A., DORAISWAMY, M., WATKINS,
L., HOFFMAN, B.M., BARBOUR, K.A., HERMAN, S., CRAIGHEAD,
W.E., BROSSE, A.L., WAUGH, R., HINDERLITER, A. &
SHEWOOD, A. (2007). Exercise and pharmacotherapy in the
treatment of major depressive disorder. Psychosomatic
Medicine, 69 (7), 587-596. [PDF] |
BLUMENTHAL, J.A. (2007). Psychosocial training and cardiac
rehabilitation. Journal of Cardiopulmonary
Rehabilitation & Prevention, 27 (2), 104-107. |
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Blurton-Jones
Nicolas G. ( ) : Biologiste
et éthologiste
américain, spécialisé dans l'étude du développement humain, des
sociétés primitives et des différences culturelles et sexuelles.

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BLURTON-JONES, N.G. & KONNOR, M. (1976). !Kung
knowledge of animal behavior. In Lee and DeVore (Eds.), Kalahari
Hunter-Gatherers (pp. 325-348). Cambridge :
Aldine. |
BLURTON-JONES, N.G. & SIBLY, R.M. (1978). Testing
adaptiveness of culturally determined behaviour : Do
Bushman women maximise their reproductive success by
spacing births widely and foraging seldom ? In N.G Blurton
Jones & V. Reynolds (Eds.), Human behaviour and
adaptation : Society for study of human biology
symposium (Vol 18, pp. 135-158). London : Taylor
& Francis. |
BLURTON-JONES, N. (1984). A selfish origin for human food
sharing : tolerated theft. Ethology &
Sociobiology, 5, 1-3. |
BLURTON-JONES, N.G. (1986). Bushman birth spacing : a test
for optimal inter birth intervals. Ethology &
Sociobiology, 7, 91-105. |
BLURTON-JONES, N.G., HAWKES. K. & DRAPER, P. (1994).
Foraging returns of !Kung adults and children : Why didn't
!Kung children forage ? Journal of Anthropological
Research, 50, 217-248. [PDF] |
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DE SKINNER - BONHEUR - BORING
- BOUCHARD - BOULIMIE
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Boag
Simon ( ) : Psychanalyste
australien et spécialiste de l'étude du refoulement
et du rêve.
Collaborateur de Colace.
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BOAG, S. (2006). Can repression become a conscious process
? Behavioral & Brain Sciences, 29, 513-514. |
BOAG, S. (2006). Freudian dream theory, dream bizarreness
& the disguise-censor controversy. Neuro-psychoanalysis,
8 (1), 5-16. [PDF] |
BOAG, S. (2007). Realism, self-deception & the logical
paradox of repression. Theory & Psychology, 17 (3),
421-447. |
BOAG, S. (2008). Mind as feeling' or affective relations ?
A contribution to the school of Andersonian realism.
Theory & Psychology, 18 (4), 505-525. |
BOAG, S. (2010). Repression, suppression, and conscious
awareness. Psychoanalytic Psychology, 27 (2),
164-181. |
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JOHNSON, B. (2006). Commentary on Simon Boag’s Freudian
dream theory, dream bizarreness and the disguise-censor
controversy. Neuropsychoanalysis 8, 33–40. |
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Boakes
Robert A. (1939-) :
Psychologue béhavioriste
australien et spécialiste du conditionnement
opérant.
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BOAKES, R.A. (1969). The bisection of a brightness interval
by pigeons. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of
Behavior, 12 (2), 201-209. [PDF] |
BOAKES, R.A. (1973). Response decrements produced by
extinction and by response-independent reinforcement. Journal
of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 19 (2),
293-302. [PDF] |
BOAKES, R.A., HALLIDAY, M.S. & POLI, M. (1975). Response
additivity : effects of superimposed free reinforcement on a
variable-interval baseline. Journal of the Experimental
Analysis of Behavior, 23 (2), 177-191. [PDF] |
BOAKES, R.A., HALLIDAY, M.S. & MOLE, J.S. (1978).
Successive discrimination training with equated
reinforcement frequencies : failure to obtain behavioral
contrast. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of
Behavior, 26 (1), 65-78. [PDF] |
BOAKES, R.A., POLI, M., LOCKWOOD, M.J. & GOODALL, G.
(1978). A study of misbehavior : Token reinforcement in the
rat. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior,
29 (1), 115-134. [PDF] |
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Bobo
Janet Kay ( ) :
Épidémiologiste américaine et spécialiste de l'étude du tabagisme
et du cancer.
Collaboratrice de Lando.
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BOBO, J.K. & GILCHRIST, L.D. (1983). Urging the
alcoholic client to quit smoking cigarettes. Addictive
Behaviors, 8 (3), 297-305. |
BOBO, J.K., SCHILLING, R.F., GILCHRIST, L.D. &
SCHINKE, S.P. (1986). The double triumph : Sustained
sobriety and successful cigarette smoking cessation.
Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, 3, 21-25. |
BOBO, J.K., SLADE, J. & HOFFMAN, A.L. (1995). Nicotine
addiction counseling for chemically dependent patients.
Psychiatric Services, 46 (9), 945-947. |
BOBO, J.K., MCILVAIN, H.E., LANDO, H.A., WALKER, R.D.
& LEED-KELLY, A. (1998). Effect of smoking cessation
counseling on recovery from alcoholism : Findings from a
randomized community intervention trial. Addiction,
93 (6), 877-887. |
BOBO, J.K. & HUSTEN, C. (2000). Sociocultural
influences on smoking and drinking. Alcool Research
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Bobo Lawrence D. (Nashville 1958-) : Psychosociologue
américain et spécialiste de l'étude du racisme
et de la discrimination
sociale. Collaborateur de Sidanius.
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BOBO, L. (1983). Whites' opposition to busing symbolic
racism or realistic group bonflict ? Journal of
Personality & Social Psychology 45, 1196-1210. |
BOBO, L. & KLUEGEL, J.R. (1993). Opposition to
race-targeting : Self- Interest, stratification ideology,
or racial attitudes ? American Sociological Review
58, 443-464. [PDF] |
BOBO, L. (1996). Perceptions of racial group conflict :
Extending Blumer’s theory of group position to a
multiracial social context. American Sociological
Review, 61, 951-972. [PDF] |
BOBO, L. & FOX, C. (2003). Race, racism, and
discrimination : Bridging problems, methods, and theory in
social psychological research. Social Psychology
Quarterly, 66 (4), 319-332. [PDF] |
BOBO, L. (2011). Somewhere between Jim Crow &
post-racialism : Reflections on the racial divide in
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Bock-Côté Mathieu (Lorraine 1980-) : Sociologue,
essayiste et intellectuel
québécois, spécialisé dans l'étude de l'identité sociale et des idéologies,
notamment du multiculturalisme
et du nationalisme.
Il s'intéresse également au wokisme
et à la
rectitude politique.
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BOCK-CÔTÉ, M. (2002). Pour une pensée conservatrice :
critique de l’éthique démocratique dans la compréhension
de l’identité nationale québécoise. Horizons
Philosophiques, 12 (2), 57-73. |
BOCK-CÔTÉ, M. (2007). Le multiculturalisme en débat :
retour sur une tentation thérapeutique. Bulletin
d'Histoire Politique, 18 (3), 227–267. |
BOCK-CÔTÉ, M. (2008). Derrière la laïcité, la nation :
retour sur la controverse des accommodements raisonnables
et sur la crise du multiculturalisme québécois. Globe,
Revue Internationale d’Études Québécoises, 11 (1),
95-113. [PDF] |
BOCK-CÔTÉ, M. (2021). La révolution racialiste :
et autres virus idéologiques. Paris : Presses de la
Cité.
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BOCK-CÔTÉ, M. (2023). Le totalitarisme
sans le goulag. Paris : Presses de la Cité. |
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Bockting Walter O. ( ) : Psychiatre
américain et spécialiste de l'étude de l'identité
sexuelle, du transgénérisme,
notamment de la dysphorie
de genre.
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BOCKTING, W.O., ROBINSON, B.E. & ROSSER, B.R.S.
(1998). Transgender HIV prevention : a qualitative needs
assessment. AIDS Care, 10 (4), 505-525. |
BOCKTING, W.O., ROBINSON, B.E., FORBERG, J. &
SCHELTEMA, K. (2005). Evaluation of a sexual health
approach to reducing HIV/ STD risk in the transgender
community. AIDS Care, 17 (3), 289-303. |
BOCKTING, W. & EHRBAR, R.D. (2005). Commentary :
Gender variance, dissonance, or identity disorder ? Journal
of Psychology & Human Sexuality, 17 (3/4),
125-134. |
BOCKTING, W. (2009). Are gender identity disorders mental
disorders ? Recommendations for revision of the World
Professional Association for Transgender Health's
Standards of Care. International Journal of
Transgenderism, 11 (1), 53-62. |
BOCKTING, W.O., MINER, M.H., SWINBURNE, R.E., SWIMBURNE,
R., HAMILTON, A. & COLEMAN, E. (2015). Stigma, mental
health, and resilience in an online sample of the US
transgender population. American Journal of Public
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Bode
Boyd Henry (Illinois 1873-1953) : Philosophe
américain, spécialisé dans l'étude la conscience.

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BODE, B.H. (1908). Some recent definitions of
consciousness. Psychological Review, 15,
255-264. |
BODE, B.H. (1911). Realistic conceptions of consciousness.
Philosophical Review, 20 (3), 265-279. |
BODE, B.H. (1918). Consciousness as behavior. Journal
of Philosophy, Psychology & Scientific Methods, 15,
449-453. |
BODE, B.H. (1917). The nature of the psychical.
Journal of Phbodenhausenilosophy, Psychology &
Scientific Methods, 14, 288-294. |
BODE, B.H. (1922). Critical realism. Journal of
Philosophy, 19 (3), 68-78. |
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BULLOUGH, R.V. (2005). Boyd H. Bode and the social aims of
education. Vitae Scholasticae, 22 (1), 75-86. [PDF] |
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Bodenhausen Galen V. ( ) : Psychosociologue
américain et spécialiste de l'étude des
attitudes et de la
cognition sociale. Collaborateur de Ottati.
 
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BODENHAUSEN, G.V. (1984). The cognitive representation of
persons and groups and its effects on recall and
recognition memory. Journal of Experimental Social
Psychology, 20 (5), 445-469. |
BODENHAUSEN, G.V. (1997). On the regulation of
recollection : The intentional forgetting of stereotypical
memories. Journal of Personality & Social
Psychology, 72 (4), 709-719. |
BODENHAUSEN, G.V. (2006). Putting a face on person
perception. Social Cognition, 24 (5), 511-515. |
BODENHAUSEN, G.V. & PEERY, D. (2009). Social
categorization and stereotyping in vivo : The VUCA
challenge. Social & Personality Psychology
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BODENHAUSEN, G.V. (2010). Diversity in the person,
diversity in the group : Challenges of identity complexity
for social perception and social interaction. European
Journal of Social Psychology, 40, 1-16. [PDF] |
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Bodner
Glen E. ( ) : Psychologue
cognitiviste
américain d'origine canadienne, spécialisé dans l'étude des
facteurs qui influence la mémoire.
Collaborateur de Fawcett
et Macleod.

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BODNER, G.E. & MASSON, M.E.J. (1997). Masked
repetition priming for words and nonwords : Evidence for a
nonlexical basis for priming. Journal of Memory &
Language, 37, 268-293. [PDF] |
BODNER, G.E., MASSON, M.E.J. & CALDWELL, J.I. (2000).
Evidence for a generate-recognize model of episodic
influences on word-stem completion. Journal of
Experimental Psychology : Learning, Memory &
Cognition, 26, 267-293. [PDF] |
BODNER, G.E. & MASSON, M.E.J. (2004). Beyond binary
judgments : Prime validity modulates masked repetition
priming in the naming task. Memory & Cognition,
32, 1-11. [PDF] |
BODNER, G.E. & MASSON, M.E.J. & RICHARD, N.T.
(2006). Repetition proportion biases masked priming of
lexical decisions. Memory & Cognition, 34, 1298-1311.
[PDF] |
BODNER, G.E. & JOHNSON, J.C.S. (2009). Repetition
proportion affects masked priming in nonspeeded tasks.
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 16, 497-502. [PDF] |
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Boe
Erling E. ( ) : Psychologue
cognitivo-béhavioriste
américain et spécialiste de
l'extinction et de la punition.
Il s'intérese aussi à l'éducation.
Collaborateur de Church.
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BOE, E.E. (1964). Extinction as a function of intensity of
punishment, amount of training, and reinforcement of a
competing response. Canadian Journal of Psychology,
18, 328-342. |
BOE, E.E. (1966). Effect of punishment duration and
intensity on the extinction of an instrumental response. Journal
of Experimental Psychology, 72 (1), 125-131. |
BOE, E.E. & CHURCH, R.M. (1967). Permanent effects of
punishment during extinction. Journal of Comparative
& Physiological Psychology, 63 (3), 486-492. |
BOE, E.E. (1967). Variable punishment. Journal of
Comparative & Physiological Psychology, 75 (1),
73-76. |
BOE, E.E. COOK, L.H. & SUNDERLAND, R. J. (2007).
Teacher turnover : Examining exit attrition, teaching area
transfer, and school migration. Exceptional Children,
75, 7-31. |
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Boelen
Paul A. ( ) : Psychologue
cognitivo-béhavioriste
néerlandais et spécialiste de l'étude du deuil.
Collaborateur de Bonanno,
First,
Stroebe.
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BOELEN, P.A. (2006). Cognitive-behavioral therapy for
complicated grief : Theoretical underpinnings and case
descriptions. Journal of Loss & Trauma, 11,
1-30. |
BOELEN, P.A. & PRIGERSON, H.G. (2007). The influence
of symptoms of prolonged grief disorder, depression, and
anxiety on quality of life among bereaved adults. A
prospective study. European Archives of Psychiatry
& Clinical Neuroscience, 257, 444-452. |
BOELEN, P.A. SCHOOT, R., VAN DEN HOUT, M.A., KEIJSER, J.D.
& VAN DEN HOUT, J. (2010). Prolonged grief disorder,
depression, and posttraumatic stress-disorder are
distinguishable syndromes. Journal of Affective
Disorders, 125, 374-378. |
BOELEN, P.A., KEIJSER, J.D. & SMID, G. (2015).
Cognitive behavioral variables mediate the impact of
violent loss on post-loss psychopathology. Psychological
Trauma : Theory, Research, Practice, & Policy, 7,
382-390. |
BOELEN, P.A. (2016). Improving the understanding and
treatment of complex grief : an important issue for
psychotraumatology. European Journal of
Psychotraumatology, 7, 1-9. [PDF] |
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Boesch
Christophe (St Gallen 1951-) : Primatologue
suisse, spécialisé dans l'étude de la culture,
de la coopération
et de l'utilisation
d'outils chez le chimpanzé.
Étudiant de Fossey.
Professeur de Wittig.
Collaborateur de Goodall, Hill,
McGrew, Nishida, Robbins,
Tomasello, Tutin,
Whiten et Wrangham.
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BOESCH, C. & BOESCH, H. (1981). Sex differences in the
use of natural hammers by wild chimpanzees : A preliminary
report. Journal of Human Evolution, 10, 585-593.
[PDF] |
BOESCH, C. & BOESCH, H. (1989). Hunting behavior of
wild chimpanzees in the Tai’ national park. American
Journal of Physical Anthropology, 78, 547-573.
[PDF] |
BOESCH, C. & TOMASELLO, M. (1998). Chimpanzee and
human cultures. Current Anthropology, 39 (5),
591-614. [PDF] |
BOESCH, C. (2001). Sacrileges are welcome in sciences !
Opening a discussion about animal culture. Behavioral
& Brain Sciences, 24 (2), 327-328. [PDF] |
BOESCH, C., CROCKFORD, C., HERBINGER, I., WITTIG, R.,
MOEBIUS, Y. & NORMAND, E. (2008). Intergroup conflicts
among chimpanzees in the Taï National Park : Lethal
violence and the female perspective. American Journal
of Primatology, 70, 519-532.
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Bogaert
Antony F. ( ) : Psychologue
canadien. On lui doit le concept d'asexualité.
= Tony. Collaborateur de Blanchard.
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BOGAERT, A.F. (2001). Personality, individual differences,
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Bogart
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Boghossian Paul Gregory (1957-) : Physicien et
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Boghossian
Peter (1966-) : Philosophe
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et à la pensée
critique. Avec deux de ses collègues,
Pluckrose et Lindsay,
il est à l'origine de
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Bohbot Véronique ( ) : Neuropsychologue
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la mémoire spatiale. Elle s'intéresse notamment à l'effet
des jeux vidéo sur le
fonctionnement du noyau
caudé et de l'hippocampe.
Collaboratrice de Jolicoeur,
Lepore, Peretz
et West.

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BOHBOT, V.D., OTAHAL, P., LIU, Z., NADEL, L. & BURES,
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Boiché Julie C.S. ( ) : Psychologue
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Boire : Comportement
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café, de l'eau ou de l'alcool.
Boire permet notamment d'étancher la soif.
Boire, alcoolisme et
comportement
alimentaire. = soif.
Drinking.
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Voir aussi Café, Alcool
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Boire socialement : Boire avec ou en présence
des autres, jamais seul. Boire socialement et
alcoolisme.
Social
drinking, social drinker.
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SCHAEFER, H.H., SOBELL, M.B. & MILLS, K.C. (1971).
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drinkers. Experimental & Clinical
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Bois Julien ( ) : Psychologue
français et spécialiste du sport,
notamment du stress.
Étudiant de Sarrazin et
collaborateur de Boiché et Trouillod.
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BOIS, J.E., SARRAZIN, P., BRUSTAD, R., TROUILLOD, D. &
CURY, F. (2002). Mothers' expectancy effects and perceived
physical competence of young adolescents : a yearlong
study. Journal of Early Adolescence, 22 (4),
384-406. |
BOIS, J.E., SARRAZIN, P., BRUSTAD, R., CHANAL, J.P.,
TROUILLOD, D. & CURY, F. (2005). Parents' appraisals,
reflected appraisals, and children's self-appraisals of
sport competence : A yearlong study. Journal of
Applied Sport Psychology, 17, 273-289. |
BOIS, J.E. et SARRAZIN, P. (2006). Les chiens font-ils des
chats ? Une revue de littérature sur le rôle des parents
dans la socialisation de leur enfant pour le sport.
Sciences et Motricité, 57 (1), 9-54. |
BOIS, J.E., LALANNE, J. & DELFORGE, C. (2009). The
influence of parental climate and presence on children's
and adolescent's pre-competitive anxiety. Journal of
Sport Sciences, 27 (10), 995-1005. |
BOIS, J.E., SARRAZIN, P., SOUTON, J. & BOICHE, J.C.S.
(2009). Psychological characteristics and their relation
to performance in professional golfers. Sport
Psychologist, 23, 252-270. |
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Boivin
Michel ( ) : Psychologue
québécois et spécialiste de l'étude de l'agressivité/ agression
et des réseaux sociaux
chez les enfants. Il
enseigne à l'Université Laval.
Collaborateur de Brendgen,
Poulin, Tremblay
et Vitaro.
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BOIVIN, M. & BÉGIN, G. (1986), Temporal reliability
and validity of three sociometric status assessments with
young children. Canadian Journal of Behavioral
Science, 18, 167-172. |
BOIVIN, M., POULIN F. et VITARO, F. (1993). Les camarades
de jeu des garçons agressifs. Les choix de camarades de
jeu et la qualité de l'insertion sociale des garçons
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BOIVIN, M., POULIN F. & VITARO, F. (1994). Depressed
mood and peer rejection in childhood. Development
& Psychopathology, 6, 483-498. |
BOIVIN, M., BRENDGEN, M., DIONNE, G., DUBOIS, L., PÉRUSSE,
D., ROBAEY, P., TREMBLAY, R E. & VITARO, F. (2013).
The Quebec Newborn Twin Study into adolescence : 15 years
later. Twin Research & Human Genetics, 16
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BOIVIN, M., BRENDGEN, M., VITARO, F., DIONNE, G., GIRARD,
A., PÉRUSSE, D. & TREMBLAY, R.E. (2013). Strong
genetic contribution to peer relationship difficulties at
school entry : Findings from a longitudinal twin study. Child
Development, 84 (3), 1098-1114. |
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Bolger Kerry E. ( ) : Psychologue
américaine et spécialiste de la maltraitance.
Collaboratrice de Patterson.
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BOLGER, K.E., PATTERSON, C.J., THOMPSON, W.W. &
KUPERSMIDT, J.B. (1995). Psychosocial adjustment among
children experiencing persistent and intermittent family
economic hardship. Child Development, 66, 1107-1129. |
BOLGER, K.E., PATTERSON, C. J. & KUPERSMIDT, J.B.
(1998). Peer relationships and self-esteem among children
who have been maltreated. Child Development, 69
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BOLGER, K.E. & PATTERSON, C.J. (2001). Developmental
pathways from child maltreatment to peer rejection. Child
Development, 72 (2), 549-568. |
BOLGER, K.E. & PATTERSON, C.J. (2001). Pathways from
child maltreatment to internalizing problems : Perceptions
of control as mediators and moderators. Development
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BOLGER, K.E. & PATTERSON, C.J. (2003). Sequelae of
child maltreatment : Vulnerability and resilience. In S.
S. Luthar (Ed.), Resilience and vulnerability :
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Bolkan San ( ) : Spécialiste de la
communication en education
et en consommation.
Il s'intéresse aussi au leadeship.
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BOLKAN, S. & GOODBOY, A.K. (2009). Transformational
leadership in the classroom : Fostering student learning,
student participation, and teacher credibility. Journal
of Instructional Psychology, 36, 296-306. |
BOLKAN, S. & ANDERSEN, P.A. (2009). Image induction
and social influence : Explication and initial tests. Basic
& Applied Social Psychology, 31, 317-324. |
BOLKAN, S. & GOODBOY, A.K. (2010). Transformational
leadership in the classroom : The development and
validation of the student intellectual stimulation scale.
Communication Reports, 23, 91-105. |
BOLKAN, S., GOODBOY, A.K. & GRIFFIN, D. J. (2011).
Teacher leadership and intellectual stimulation :
Improving students' approaches to studying through
intrinsic motivation. Communication Research Reports,
28, 337-346. [PDF] |
BOLKAN, S. (2015). Students' affective learning as
affective experience : Significance, reconceptualization,
and future directions. Communication Education, 64,
502-505. |
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Bollen Kenneth A. ( ) : Sociologue,
statisticien et méthodologiste
américain, spécialisé dans l'étude des
variables latentes et de la
démocratie.

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BOLLEN, K.A. (1980). Issues in the comparative measurement
of political democracy. American Sociological Review,
45, 370-390. |
BOLLEN, K.A. & JACKMAN, R.W. (1985). Political
democracy and the size distribution of income. American
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BOLLEN, K.A. (1990). Political democracy : Conceptual and
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causal indicators. Psychological Methods, 5 (1),
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BOLLEN, K.A. & BAULDRY, S. (2011). Three Cs in
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Bolles Robert C. (1928-1994) : Psychologue
béhavioriste cognitif américain, spécialisé
dans l'étude de l'apprentissage
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Bonjour Laurence (1943-) : Philosophe
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américain. Étudiant de Rorty. Collaborateur
de Sosa.
 
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BONJOUR, L. (1976). The coherence theory of empirical
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BONJOUR, L. (1978). Can empirical knowledge have a
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BONJOUR, L. (1980). Externalist theories of empirical
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BONJOUR, L. (1985). The structure of empirical
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BONJOUR, L. (1986). A reconsideration of the problem of
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Bonobo : En psychologie
animale et comparée,
espèce de singe
utilisée comme modèle pour étudier l'apprentissage,
le langage, la permanence
de l'objet, la résolution de problème, la reconnaissance
et l'identité, etc. En primatologie
et en éthologie, on
utilise le chimpanzé pour étudier l'agressivité,
l'organisation
sociale et la formation des hiérarchies,
la fabrication et l'utilisation des outils. = (Pan paniscus), chimpanzé nain.
Bonobo.
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SAVAGE-RUMBAUGH, E.S., MCDONALD, K., SEVCIK, R.A.,
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WRANGHAM, R.W. (1993). The evolution of sexuality in
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DE WAAL, F. (1995). Bonobo sex and society The behavior of
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ROSATI, A., STEVENS, J., HARE, B. & HAUSER, M.D.
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KRIEF, S., ESCALANTE, A.A., PACHECO, M.A., MUGISHA, L.,
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KASENENE, J.M., CRANDFIELD, M., CORNEJO, O.E., CHAVATTE,
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DAWKINS,
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Voir aussi Gorille,
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Bonus : Le terme renvoie à deux réalités légèrement
différentes : a) À l'école,
le bonus prend la forme de point qu'un enseignant/ professeur
ajoute à la note finale d'un élève/ étudiant
pour le récompenser ou
l'encougager. Il s'agit enfin de point-bonus.
Extra credit. b) Dans certaines entreprises,
prime ou bonus que l'on accorde à certains employés
plus efficaces qui ont atteint ou surpassé leurs objectifs
ou qui ont réalisé une chose que la direction
juge digne de mention ou exceptionnelle.
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Boole George (Lincoln 1815-1864 Ballintemple Irlande)
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Bootzin
Richard R. (1940-2014 Tucson) : Psychologue
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Bordia
Prashant ( ) :
Psychologue organisationel et spécialiste des rumeurs.
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Boren John J. ( ) :
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Borg Simon ( ) : Spécialiste américain
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Boring Edwin Garrigues (1886-1968) : Psychologue
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BORKOVEC, T.D., WALL, R.L. & STONE, N.M. (1974). False
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Borman Geoffrey D. ( ) : Pédagogue
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BORMAN, G.D. & D'AGOSTINO, J.V. (1996). Title I and
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Borneman Matthew J. : Psychométricien
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Bornstein
Berta (1899-1971) : Psychanalyste
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Marc H. (1947-) : Psychologue
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Robert F. ( ) : Psychanalyste
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Boroditsky
Lera (1976-) : Psychologue
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Borrero
John C. ( ) :
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Bouc
émissaire : Dans certaines théories
du pouvoir,
individu ou groupe
occupant le bas de la hiérarchie
sociale et qui, de ce fait, est victime de préjugés
(on lui attribue faussement des torts, on diminue leur valeur), de
discrimination (on
refuse de les choisir, de les nommer à des postes, on les exclut
socialement) et parfois de violence
(On les déporte, on les extermine). Certaines théories avancent
que la fonction des bouc émissaire est de permettre au groupe de déplacer
leur agressivité vers
des individus faibles qui ne peuvent se défendre ou répliquer.
EX: Le peuple Juif a été le bouc émissaire des Allemands avant et lors de la seconde guerre mondiale.
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Bouchard
Camil (La Tuque Québec 1945-) : Psychologue
béhavioriste et écologiste
québécois. Professeur à
l'Université du Québec à Montréal. Il s'intéresse à
l'écologie du développement humain, plus précisément aux habiletés
parentales et à la maltraitance
des enfants. Il est le principal auteur d'Un
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Bouchard
Claude (Lévis 1939-) : Biologiste
et généticien américain, d'origine québécoise, spécialisé dans
l'étude de l'obésité et de
ses déterminants biologiques.
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BOUCHARD, C., TREMBLAY, A., DESPRÉS, J.P., THÉRIAULT, G.,
NADEAU, A., LUPIEN, J.P., MOORJANI, S., PRUDHOMME, D.
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overfeeding in identical twins. New England Journal
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BOUCHARD, C., TREMBLAY, A., DESPRÉS, J.P., THÉRIAULT, G.,
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Bouchard Gérard (Jonquière 1943-) : Historien
et sociologue
québécois.
 
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BOUCHARD, G. (1993). Une nation, deux cultures.
Continuités et ruptures dans la pensée québécoise
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BOUCHARD, G. (2000). Manifesto for a national coalition. Policy
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BOUCHARD, G. (2001). Nation et co-intégration : contre la
pensée dichotomique. Dans J. Maclure & A.-G. Gagnon
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dans le Québec contemporain (pp. 21-36). Montréal :
Éditions Québec Amérique. |
BOUCHARD, G. (2003). Les deux chanoines. Contradiction
et ambivalence dans la pensée de Lionel Groulx. Montréal
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BOUCHARD, G. & ROY, A. (2007). La culture
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BOCK-CÔTÉ, M. (2012). La mémoire de la Révolution
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Bouchard
Pierrette ( ) : Chercheure en éducation
et féministe québécoise,
spécialisée dans l'étude des différences
sexuelles. Collaboratrice de Cloutier
et St-Amant.
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BOUCHARD, P. et ST-AMANT, J.-C. (1996). Garçons et
filles : stéréotypes et réussite scolaire. Montréal
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BOUCHARD, P., ST-AMANT, J.-C. et TONDREAU, J. (1996).
Socialisation sexuée, soumission et résistance chez les
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BOUCHARD, P., ST-AMANT, J.-C. et GAGNON, C. (2000).
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BOUCHARD, P., ST-AMANT, J.-C. et TONDREAU, J. (2000).
Stéréotypes sexuels, pratiques sociales et rapport
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COSSETTE, L. (1997). Pierrette Bouchard et Jean-Claude
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Bouchard
Serge (Montréal 1947-2021) : Anthropologue,
vulgarisateur
scientifique et animateur de radio. Collaborateur d'Arcand.
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ARCAND, B. et BOUCHARD, S. (2003). Les meilleurs
lieux communs, peut-être. Montréal : Éditions du
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BOUCHARD, S. (2005). Les corneilles ne sont pas les
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BOUCHARD, S. (2012). C'était au temps des mammouths
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BOUCHARD, S. et LEVESQUE, M.-C. (2011). Elles ont
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BOUCHARD, S. et LEVESQUE, M.-C. (2017). Le peuple
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Bouchard
Stéphane ( ) : Psychologue
cognitivo-béhavioriste québécois, spécialisé
dans l'étude de l'anxiété
et de la cyberpsychologie.
Il enseigne à l'Université du
Québec en Outaouais. Collaborateur de Granger,
Marchand et Perreault.
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BOUCHARD, S., BOLDUC, D., BOIVERT, J.-M. et GAUTHIER, J.
(1995). L'agoraphobie et les relations interpersonnelles.
Canadian Psychology, 36 (3), 190-200. |
BOUCHARD, S., ST-JACQUES, J., CÔTÉ, S., ROBILLARD, G. et
RENAUD, P. (2003). Exemples de l’utilisation de la réalité
virtuelle dans le traitement des phobies / Using virtual
reality in the treatment of phobias. Revue
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(4), 5-12. |
BOUCHARD, S., ST-JACQUES, J., ROBILLARD, G. & RENAUD,
P. (2008). Anxiety increases the sense of presence in
virtual reality. Presence : Teleoperators &
Virtual Environments, 17 (4), 376-391. |
BOUCHARD, S. & NOLIN, P. (2007). Virtual reality as a
treatment tool. Anxiety Disorders : A Quarterly
Report, 4 (3), 1-7. |
BOUCHARD, S., ROBILLARD, G., RENAUD, P. & BERNIER, F.
(2011). Exploring new dimensions in the assessment of
virtual reality induced side-effects. Journal of
Computer & Information Technology, 1 (3),
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Bouchard
Thomas J. (Manchester États-Unis 1937-) :
Psychologue américain
spécialisé dans l'étude de l'intelligence,
notamment chez les jumeaux,
et de l'influence des gènes
sur les phénomènes
psychologiques. Signataire du Groupe
des 52. Collaborateur de Ceci,
Gottesman,
Halpern, Johnson,
Loehlin, Lykken, Neisser,
Perloff, Sternberg,
Tellegen et Urbina.

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BOUCHARD, T.J. & McGUE, M. (1981). Familial studies of
intelligence : a review. Science, 212,
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BOUCHARD, T.J., LYKKEN, D.T., McGUE, M., SEGAL, N.L. &
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differences : The Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart. Science,
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BOUCHARD, T.J. (1994). Genes, environment, and
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BOUCHARD, T.J. (1998). Genetic and environmental
influences on adult intelligence and special mental
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Boucle
phonatoire/phonologique : Concept développé par Baddeley
et Hitch. Il s'agit d'une
fonction cognitive de la mémoire
de travail (mémoire
phonologique) ayant pour tâche le traitement de la parole
et des informations verbales. Elle est composée d'un mémoire
tampon phonologique et d'un contrôle
articulatoire (ou processus d'autorépétition subvocale) des
informations. = boucle articulatoire,
boucle phonologique, récapitulation articulatoire. Phonological
loop, phonological processing, articulatory loop.
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BADDELEY, A.D. & HITCH, G.J. (1974). Working memory.
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BURGESS, N. & HITCH, G.J. (1992). Towards a network
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ISEN, A.M., SHALKER, T., CLARK, M. & KARP, L. (1978).
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Social Psychology, 36, 1-12. |
LONGONI, A.M., RICHARDSO, J.T. & AIELLO, A. (1993).
Articulating rehearsal and phonological storage in working
memory. Memory & Cognition, 21, 11-22. |
BADDELEY, A. (1984). Working memory : The interface
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ARTHUR, T.A.A., HITCH, G.J. & HALLIDAY, M.S. (1994).
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BADDELEY, A.D., GATHERCOLE, S. & PAPAGNO, C. (1998).
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BADDELEY, A. & WILSON, B.A. (1985). Phonological
coding and short-term memory in patients without speech. Journal
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BURGESS, N. & HITCH, G.J. (1999). Memory for serial
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Voir aussi Mémoire
phonologique et Mémoire
de travail |
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Bouddhisme : Bouddha
: Religion.
Bouddhisme, méditation
bouddhiste et thérapie
béhavioriale dialectique. Buddhism.
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Voir aussi Religion,
Karma,
Divinité et Méditation
bouddhiste |
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Boudon
Raymond (Paris 1934-2013) : Sociologue
et épistémologue
français dont les positions théoriques (l'individualisme
méthodologique ou actionnisme) sont en partie compatibles
avec les principes du béhaviorisme radical. Étudiant
d'Aron,
Lazarsfeld et Stoetzel.
Collaborateur de Bourricaud.
  
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BOUDON, R. (1971). La crise de la sociologie.
Genève : Droz. |
BOUDON, R. (1977). Effet pervers et ordre social.
Paris : Presses Universitaires de France. |
BOUDON, R. (1979). La logique du social. Paris :
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BOUDON, R. (1992). L'art de se persuader des idées
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MESURE, S. (2013). Hommage à Raymond Boudon. Sociologie,
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Boudreau
Philippe ( ) : Politologue
et professeur de science politique au
Collège Ahuntsic. Co-fondateur des Nouveaux
Cahiers du Socialisme (avec Beaudet,
Cyr, Martin et Poulin).
Collaborateur de Falardeau
et Gaulin.

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BOUDREAU, P. et PERRON, C. (1998). 350 mots clés de
science politique. Montréal :
Chenelière/McGraw-Hill. |
BOUDREAU, P. et PERRON, C. (2003). La gauche et la
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BOUDREAU, P. (2008). David et Goliath : la lutte au
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BOUDREAU, P. (2009). Francis Dupuis-Déri,
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Boudreau Stéphane ( ) : Biologiste
québécois et spécialiste du caribou.
Il enseigne à l'Université
Laval. Collaborateur de Couturier
et Payette.
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BOUDREAU, S., PAYETTE, S., MORNEAU, C. et LAMOTHE, P.
(2002). Le caribou migrateur (Rangifer tarandus L.) du
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(2003). Recent decline of the George River caribou herd as
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Boulimie : Trouble
alimentaire. Crises de gavage suivie tantôt de tentatives
d'évacuer la nourriture par vomissement volontaire ou purge
(utilisation de laxatif), tantôt de tentatives de perdre du poids
par un entraînement intensif, voire compulsif.
Boulimie, hyperphagie et
anorexie.
= rage alimentaire,
trouble alimentaire, boulimie nerveuse.
Bulimia, bulimia nervosa, eating disorders.

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IZYDORCZYK, B., TRUONG THI KHANH, A., LIZINCZYK, S.,
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Voir aussi Anorexie, Troubles
alimentaires et Évaluation
de la boulimie |
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Boulimie
(Mesures/Évaluations) :
Ensemble des tests
et des outils de collecte de
données qui permettent
d'évaluer et de mesurer
la boulimie. Assessment
of bulimia nervosa.
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GARNER, D.M., OLMSTETD, M.P. & POLIVY, J. (1983).
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STICE, E. (1998). Modeling of eating pathology and social
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Voir aussi Troubles
alimentaires et
Boulimie |
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Boulimie
(Prévention) :
Prevention
of bulimia nervosa.
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STICE, E., MAZOTTI, L., WEIBEL, D. & AGRAS, W.S.
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Journal of Eating Disorders, 27, 206-217. |
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Boulimie
(Traitements/Thérapies) : Ensemble des
thérapies et autres moyens
qui permettent du soigner
les personnes boulimiques.
Treatment
of bulimia nervosa.
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SLADE, P.D. (1982). Towards a functional analysis of
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WILSON, G.T., LOEB, K.L., WALSH, B.T., LABOUVIE, E.,
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alimentaires et
Boulimie |
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Boulimie
nocturne : Trouble
alimentaire qui consiste en des prises de nourriture et
parfois des crises de gavage nocturne. Night-eating.
syndrome.
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STUNKARD, A.J., GRACE, W.J. & WOLFF, H.G. (1955). The
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Boulton
Mike J. ( ) : Psychologue
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du jeu de bataille
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Bourassa
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Bourdieu
Pierre (Denguin 1930-2002 Paris) : Sociologue
structuraliste
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Bourhis Richard Y. ( ) : Psychosociologue
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Bout
de la langue (Mot) :
Désigne les tentatives et les hésitation à se rappeler
un mot, tentatives
parfois couronner de succès. Ce phénomène illustre les efforts
pour récupérer des informations
stockées en mémoire à long terme, notamment
en mémoire sémantique.
Tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon, tip of the tongue
state (TOT).
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Voir aussi Mémoire à long
terme et Mémoire
sémantique |
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Bouton
Mark E. ( ) : Psychologue
béhavioriste-cognitif américain, spécialisé
dans l'étude de l'apprentissage,
notamment du conditionnement
répondant. Étudiant de Bolles.
Collaborateur de Epstein,
Forsyth,
Holland, Mineka et Rosas.

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Bradbury Thomas N. ( ) : Psychologue américain et spécialiste de l'étude du mariage.
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Bradley B.P. ( ) : Psychologue
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BRADLEY, B.P., MOGG, K., MILLAR, N. & WHITE, J.
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Bradley Lynette L. (1936-) : Psychologue cognitiviste européenne d'origine anglaise, spécialisée dans l'étude de l'acquisition de la lecture
et des rimes. Collaboratrice
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BRADLEY, L.L. & BRYANT, P.E. (1978). Difficulties in
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Bradley Margaret M. ( ) :
Psychologue cognitiviste
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de l'attention et
des émotions. Elle
s'intresse également au éflexe
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BRADLEY, M.M. & GLENBERG, A.M. (1983). Strengthening
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Bradley Susan Jane (Niagara Falls 1940-) :
Psychiatre canadienne
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BRADLEY, S.J. & ZUCKER, K.J. (1990). Gender identity
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Brady Joseph V. (New York 1922-2011 Baltimore) : Psycholobiologiste
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dans l'étude du stress chez
les animaux, notamment chez les singes.
Il a été responsable de l'entraînement de Ham,
le premier chimpanzé
astronaute. Il a utilisé des groupes
de contrôle pairés afin de mettre en évidence l'effet du
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Brady Timothy F. ( ) :
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BRADY, T.F., KONKLE, T., ALVAREZ, G.A. & OLIVA,
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Brain & Cognition : Revue
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Brain & Development : Revue
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Brain & Language : Revue
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Brain Imaging & Behavior : Revue
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Brainard George C. ( ) : Psychologue
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Brainerd Charles Jon (1944-) : Psychologue
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Branch Marc N. ( ) :
Biosychologue béhavioriste,
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opérant et des effets de la cocaïne.
Collaborateur de Fantino,
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Malagodi, Mazur,
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BRANCH, M.N. (1973). Observing responses in pigeons :
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schedule-controlled behavior. Behavioural
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Brand Matthias ( ) : Neurosychologue
allemand et spécialiste de l'étude de la
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BRAND, M., LABUDDA, K., KALBE, E., HILKER, R., EMMANS, D.,
FUCHS, G., KESSLER, J. & MARKOWITSCH, H.J. (2004).
Decision-making impairments in patients with Parkinson's
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Neuropsychological correlates of decision-making in
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BRAND, M., FUJIWARA, E., BORSUTSKY, S., KALBE, E.,
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Decision-making deficits of korsakoff patients in a new
gambling task with explicit rules : associations with
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Brannon Elizabeth Merrit (Ann Arbor 1971-) : Neuropsychologue
et primatologue
cognitivo-behavioriste américaine, spécialiste de l'étude de
l'apprentissage des nombres
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Brase Gary L. ( ) : Psychologie
évolutionniste et méthodoogiste
américain. Il s'intéresse notamment au raisonnement
et à la prise de
décision. Collaborateur de Buss, Cosmides
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BRASE, G.L., COSMIDES, L. & TOOBY, J. (1998).
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Braun Claude M.J. ( ) : Philosophe
marxiste, neuropsychologue
québécois et professeur de psychologie
à l'Université du Québec à
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BRAUN, C.M.J. & BARIBEAU, J. (1978). Subjective
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Bray Steven ( ) : Psychosociologue
canadien et spécialiste de la psychologie
du sport. Il s'intéresse notamment à l'avantage
du terrain dans les sports.
Collaborateur de Carron.
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BRAY, S.R. & CARRON, A.V. (1993). The home advantage
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BRAY, S.R., CULOS, S.N., GYURCSIK, N.C., WIDMEYER, W.N.
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Brazelton Thomas Berry (Waco 1918-2018 Barnstable) : Médecin,
pédiatre et vulgarisateur
scientifique américain. Inventeur d'un test
de classement des nouveaux-nés (Échelle de Brazelton)
utilisé un peu partout dans le monde. =
Terry Brazelton.
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BRAZELTON, T.B. (1992). Écoutez votre enfant.
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