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Archives of the History of American
Psychology
The
PAPERS, 1963-1995
VOLUME: .5 linear foot,
[M3418]
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PROCESSED BY: Rhonda Rinehart
DATE: February 2006
Bibliographical Note
Wright accepted a faculty position
in the Department of Psychology at
Perhaps best recognized as
co-founder of the Society of Pediatric Psychology (SPP), Wright also served as
the organization’s first president in 1969.
SPP eventually formed its own section (Section V) under Division 12 of
APA. During this time, Wright’s focus on
health helped form APA’s Division 38 (Health Psychology). Wright also co-founded the American
Psychological Society (APS), the American Association for Applied and
Preventive Psychology, and the North American Association of Masters in
Psychology, respectively.
Wright served as President of APA
during 1986-1987. It is suggested that
he may have been the first American Indian to serve in that role. In addition to these many roles, Wright
authored four books and over 100 articles on medical and child psychology, many
of which are present in this collection.
Wright died on December 18, 1999 at the age of
65 at his home in
Scope and Content Note
This small collection serves as a
partial bibliography of Wright’s many journal articles on medical and child
psychology. The collection consists of
article manuscripts, reprints, and copies of Wright’s published work from 1963
to 1995. The titles are listed below in
the inventory in alphabetical order with the name of the journal, if known, in
which they appeared and the year the articles were published.
Inventory
1.) Albee Report and the Professional Psychologist, The. Professional Psychology, Spring 1970.
2.) Application of Conditioning Principles to Problems of Tracheostomy Addiction in Children. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1968; v.32, No.5.
3.) Application of Psychologic Theory in Management of Behavior Problems in Children. Clinical Pediatrics, December 1969.
4.) Are Psychologists Selling a “Pig in a Poke”? [Unknown source].
5.) Are the Physical and TABP Risk Factors for Heart Disease Unique to CHD? Journal of Clinical Psychology, November 1992.
6.) Assessing the Psychosomatic Status of Children. Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, Summer 1978.
7.) Assessment for Accident Prevention. [Undated manuscript].
8.) Attempt to Establish a
9.) Attending to Findings. [Chapter in Scientific Standards of psychological Practice: Issues and Recommendations, 1995].
10.) Augmented Structured Interview for Measuring Subcomponents of the Type A Behavior Pattern, An. International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine, 1990; v.20, No.1.
11.) Aversive Conditioning of Self-Induced Seizures. Behavior Therapy, October 1973.
12.) Behavioral Concomitants of Organic Disease in Children. [Unknown source].
13.) Behavioral Tactics for Reinstating Natural Breathing in Infants with Tracheostomy. Pediat. Res., 1969.
14.) Books as Clinical Tools. The Journal of the
15.) Changing Face of Clinical Psychology: Impact of Service Delivery Changes. Journal of Clinical Psychology, September 1986; v.42, No.5.
16.) Child-Battering Parent: Sick but Slick, The. Psychology Today, December 1974.
17.) Comparative Study of Amphetamine, Ephedrine Placebo and Behavioral Conditioning in the Treatment of Nocturnal Enuresis. [Undated manuscript].
18.) Comparison of Two Sociometric Devices for Measuring Personality Integration. Psychological Reports, 1971.
19.) Components of Positive Mental Health. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1971; v.36, No.2.
20.) Comprehensive Program for Mental Health and Behavioral Medicine in a Large Children’s Hospital. Professional Psychology, August 1979.
21.) Conceptual and Methodological Problems
Associated with Research in the Area of Psychological Effectiveness. [Unpublished paper delivered at the
Southwestern Psychological Association,
22.) Conceptualizing and Defining Psychosomatic Disorders. American Psychologist, August 1977.
23.) Conditioning Children When Refusal of Oral Medication is Life Threatening. Pediatrics, December 1969; v.44, No.6.
24.) Conditioning of Consummatory Responses in Young Children. Journal of Clinical Psychology, July 1971.
25.) Counseling with Parents of Chronically Ill Children. Postgraduate Medicine, 1970.
26.) Developmental Issues in Child Health Psychology. American Psychologist, January 1986.
27.) Diagnosis and Management of Children with Psychogenic Encopresis. [Undated manuscript].
28.) Diet, Exercise, and Behavioral Conditioning Program for Obesity, A. Professional Psychology, November 1976.
29.) Differences Between American Indian and
Non-Indian Children Referred for Psychological Services. The Journal of the
30.) _______ Early Coping Inventory (ECI). [Manuscript].
31.) Effects of Therapeutic Conditions in Child Therapy. Journal of Community Psychology, July 1973.
32.) Emotional Support Program for Parents of Dying Children, An. Journal of clinical Child Psychology, Summer 1974.
33.) Enuresis Treatment Instrument: Instructions for Use of Enuresis Treatment. (unmarked instructional paper).
34.) Exaggerated Social Control and Its Relationship to the Type A Behavior Pattern. Journal of Research in Personality, 1990.
35.) Exaggerated Social Control and Its Relationship to the Type A Behavior Pattern as Measured by the Structured Interview. Journal of Research in Personality, 1991.
36.) Expanded Sociometric Device for Measuring Personal Effectiveness, An. Psychological Reports, 1968.
37.) Experiential Psychotherapy with Children. [Book review appearing in unknown source].
38.) Factor Analytic Structure of Seven Physical CHD Risk Factors: A Replication Study. Journal of Clinical Psychology, March 1994.
39.) Factor Analytic Study of Physical Risk Variables for CHD, A. Journal of Clinical Psychology, March 1992.
40.) Factor Structure of
41.) Factor Structure of Self-Actualization as Measured from Shostrom’s SAV Scale. [Undated manuscript].
42.) Family Oriented Health Psychology. Oregon Psychology, May 1983; v.29, No.3.
43.) Gender Differences in Negative Affectivity Among University Faculty Members. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 1993; v.24, No.4.
44.) Gender-Related Subcomponent Differences in High Type A Subjects. Journal of Clinical Psychology, September 1994.
45.) Health Care Psychology: Prospects for the Well-Being of Children. American Psychologist, October 1979.
46.) Health Psychology for Children: A Step-Child/Stepping Stone. Journal of Clinical Psychology, March 1986.
47.) Incorporating Health Care Psychology into Independent Practice. [Undated manuscript].
48.) Indirect Treatment of Children Through Principle-Oriented Parent Consultation. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1976; v.44, No.1; (manuscript and abstract).
49.) Intellectual Sequelae of Hemophilus Influenzae Meningitis. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 1971; v.77, No.2.
50.) Intellectual Sequelae of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 1972; v.80, No.3.
51.) Issues of Life-Cycle Development:
Illustrated via Selected Childhood Disorders. (undated manuscript and letter from
52.)
53.) Meaning of IQ Scores Among Professional Groups, The. Professional Psychology, Spring 1970.
54.) Method for Predicting Sequelae to Meningitis. American Psychologist, November 1978.
55.) On Keeping Them Off the Couch. (undated; appears in A Review of Emotional Development in Children; University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center).
56.) On the Validity of an Augmented Structured Interview for Measuring Subcomponents of the Type A Behavior Pattern. The International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine, 1992; v.22, No.3.
57.) Pediatric Psychology and Problems of Physical Health. Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, Fall 1975.
58.) Personality and Physical Illness: The Most Ubiquitous Psychopathologies of Everyday Life. [Unknown source].
59.) Personality Integration in Preadolesent Males. Developmental Psychology, 1969; v.2, No.1; (abstract).
60.) Please Don’t Tell My Mother I’m a Clinical Psychologist – She Still Thinks I Play Piano in a Brothel. (Unfavorable Comparisons with Other Professions in the Health Services Arena). The Clinical Psychologist, Winter 1983.
61.) Primary Mental Health Care: A “Find” for Psychology? Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 1986; v.17, No.6.
62.) Principles of Child Rearing: A Manual for Parents. [Undated manuscript].
63.) Psychogenic Encopresis. Feelings, 1978; v.20, No.3.
64.) Psychological Aspects of the Battered Child Syndrome. Southern Medical Bulletin, June 1970.
65.) Psychological Management of the Family and the Dying Child. [Undated manuscript].
66.) Psychologist’s Use of Physical Intervention. The Professional Psychologist, 1982; v.6, No. 2.
67.) Psychology and Pediatrics: Prospects for Cooperative Efforts to Promote Child Health. (A Discussion with Morris Green). American Psychologist, August 1985.
68.) Psychology as a Health Profession. [Originally delivered as presidential address to the Southwestern Psychological Association; source unknown].
69.) Psychopathology Suffering from Atrophy; Major Shift May be Near. [Unknown source].
70.) Rapid Treatment of the Encopretic Child. [Undated manuscript for print in Clinical Pediatrics].
71.) Reactive Inhibition in Normals and Defectives as Measured from a Common Performance Criterion. The Journal of General Psychology, 1964.
72.) Recurrent Poisoning in Children: A Review. Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 1987; v.12, No.4.
73.) Recurrent Poisonings Among Pediatric Poisoning Victims. Med. Toxicol. Adverse Drug Exp., 1989.
74.) Relationship of Various Measures of Time Urgency to Indices of Physical Health, The. Journal of Clinical Psychology, September 1995; v.51, No.5.
75.) Reliability of Process Ratings of Psychotherapy with Children. [Unknown source].
76.) Reminiscence in Normals and Defectives. American Journal of Mental Deficiency, March 1969.
77.) Repeat Poison Accidents Before and After Federal Prevention Legislation: Implications for Active Versus Passive Safety Procedures. The Health Psychologist, 1989; v.11, No.3.
78.) Rethinking Psychology’s Turf. [Unmarked manuscript].
79.) Sequelae of Lead Poisoning in Children.
80.) Serious Questions Raised for Parents. [Unknown source].
81.) “Sick But Slick” Syndrome as a Personality Component for Parents of Battered Children, The. [Undated manuscript].
82.) Simple Behavioral Treatment Program for Psychogenic Encopresis, A. Behav. Res. & Therapy.
83.) Standardization of Compliance Procedures, or The Mass Production of Ugly Ducklings. American Psychologist, January 1980.
84.) Stress and Your Health: A Guide for Hospital Patients and Their Families. [Unmarked manuscript].
85.) Study of Special Abilities in Identical Twins, A. The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1961.
86.) Success with Electroshock in Habitual Vomiting. Clinical Pediatrics, October 1973.
87.) Symptoms: Is Treatment Mistreatment? [Undated journal article appears in Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice].
88.) Temperament
Assessment
89.) Training the Behavioral Scientist to Work with Chronically Ill Children. [Manuscript chapter prepared for Public Policies Affecting Chronically Ill Children and Their Families], July 15, 1981.
90.) Treatment of the Child with Psychogenic Encopresis: An Effective Program of Therapy. Clincial Pediatrics, 1977.
91.) Treatment of Sleep Disturbance in a Young Child by Conditioning. Southern Medical Journal, February 1970.
92.) TUPA Scale: A Self-Report Measure for the Type A Subcomponent of Time Urgency and Perpetual Activation, The. Psychological Assessment, 1992; v.4, No.3.
93.) Type A Behavior Pattern and Coronary Artery Disease, The. American Psychologist, January 1988; v.43, No.1. [Presidential address, includes photocopy and manuscript of address].
94.) [Untitled work appearing in “Changing Winds in the Field of Psychology” column of The California State Psychologist], no date.
95.) Use of Conditioned Cues Associated with Air Hunger as Reinforcers: A Case Report. Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 1990; v.13, No.1.
96.) VCOP Scale: A Measure of Overprotection in Parents of Physically Vulnerable Children, The. Journal of Clinical Psychology, November 1993.
97.) WISC and
98.) You Can Lead a Horse to Water…and You Can
Make Him Think. [Appears in A Guide
to School Learning and Intellectual Development in Children,