Vladimir V: A Pioneer in Reflexology and Objective Psychology
Vladimir V was a man of many talents, including being a neuro pathologist, psycho pathologist, psychologist, neurologist, reflexologist, and medic. He founded reflexology in Russia and authored over 800 publications and 10 books. Vladimir V transitioned from neuro physiology to psychology, focusing on understanding reflexes and their impact on the nervous system. He believed in objectively studying behavior and mental processes, contrasting with prior methods, and supported objective psychology. His book "Collective Reflex" applied objective psychology to societal and political issues, influenced by Russian culture. The 1917 Russian Revolution had a significant impact on academic inquiry, leading to restrictions on scientific research and purging of intellectuals. Vladimir V's legacy includes a potential link to diagnosing Stalin with paranoia, facing political punishment, and the rediscovery of his works in the 1980s.
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Vladimir V: A Pioneer in Reflexology and Objective Psychology Exploring the Life and Contributions of Vladimir V
Introduction Vladimir V: A man of many talents Neuro pathologist, psycho pathologist, psychologist, neurologist, reflexologist, and medic Founder of reflexology in Russia Author of over 800 publications and 10 books Photo by Pexels Photo by Pexels
Branching Into Psychology Worked with Wilhelm Bun in 1884-1885 Transition from neuro physiology to psychology Did not follow the intros interconnected methods of a structural psychology Interest in understanding reflexes and their influence on the nervous system Photo by Pexels Photo by Pexels
Objective Psychology Vladimir V's belief in objectively studying behavior and mental processes Contrasting views with prior functional and structural methods Founding father and supporter of objective psychology John Watson's 1913 address on behaviorism Photo by Pexels Photo by Pexels
Collective Reflex Vector's book 'Collective Reflex' (1910) Application of objective psychology to societal and political issues Influence of Russian social and political culture Discussion of stimulus, reaction, and mass suggestion Photo by Pexels Photo by Pexels
Russian Revolution and Scientific Research The impact of the 1917 Russian Revolution on academic inquiry Shift in ruling style and restrictions on scientific research Purging of intellectuals and limitations on psychological research Stalin's role in preventing prosperous research Photo by Pexels Photo by Pexels
Vladimir V's Legacy Vladimir V's death and potential link to diagnosing Stalin with Paranoia Possible political punishment for his diagnosis Suppression of V's name and works by Stalin Rediscovery of V's works in the 1980s Photo by Pexels Photo by Pexels
