A.B.—Indiana University, 1951
M.A.—University of Illinois, 1956
Ph.D.—University of Illinois, 1958
Also studied: Stanford University, 1948-49, University of Colorado, summer, 1950, University of Minnesota, summer, 1951, University of Chicago, 1951-52, Harvard University, 1952-53, Columbia University, summer, 1955.
1953-55—U.S. Army, Assistant Psychologist
1955-58—Teaching Assistant and Research Assistant, Department of Psychology, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois
1958-60—U.S. Public Health Service Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
1960-63—Assistant Professor of Psychology, George Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee
1963-64—Research Director in Child Psychology, University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi
1964-67—Associate Professor of Psychology, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina
1967-93—Associate Professor of Psychology (1967-76) and Professor of Psychology (1976-93), Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada
1993—Retired from teaching
Undergraduate courses (East Carolina University, Carleton University)
Introductory General Psychology*
Advanced General
Psychology
Psychology of Learning*
Introduction to
Statistics*
Introduction to Research Methods*
Psychological
Testing
Child Development
Correlational Statistics
Seminar in Human
Assessment
Developmental Psychology
Psychology of Learning and
Cognition*
Differential Psychology
Graduate courses (George Peabody College, East Carolina University, Carleton University)
Psychology of Learning
Seminar in Measurement*
Research
Design
Logic and Scientific Method in Psychology*
Advanced
Statistics
Apparatus Design
Seminar in Mental Retardation
*these courses taught frequently over many years
"I didn't really begin to learn anything until after I had finished my studies."—Anatole France
"Education is what survives when what has been learned has been forgotten."—B.F. Skinner
"Our knowledge can only be finite, while our ignorance must necessarily be infinite."—Karl Popper