Author:William Moulton Marston

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William Moulton Marston
(1893–1947)

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American psychologist, inventor, and co-creator of Wonder Woman

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(1917) "Systolic blood pressure symptoms of deception." Journal of Experimental Psychology, Vol 2(2), 117–163.
(1920) "Reaction time symptoms of deception." Journal of Experimental Psychology, 3, 72–87.
(1921) "Psychological Possibilities in the Deception Tests." Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology, 11, 551–570.
"Systolic blood pressure symptoms of deception and constituent mental states." (Harvard University, 1921) (doctoral dissertation)
(1923) "Sex Characteristics of Systolic Blood Pressure Behavior." Journal of Experimental Psychology, 6, 387–419.
(1924) "Studies in Testimony." Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology, 15, 5–31.
(1924) "A Theory of Emotions and Affection Based Upon Systolic Blood Pressure Studies." American Journal of Psychology, 35, 469–506.
(1925) "Negative type reaction-time symptoms of deception." Psychological Review, 32, 241–247.
(1926) "The Psychonic Theory of Consciousness." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 21, 161–169.
(1927) "Primary Emotions." Psychological Review, 34, 336–363.
(1927) "Consciousness, motation, and emotion." Psyche, 29, 40–52.
(1927) "Primary colors and primary emotions." Psyche, 30, 4–33.
(1927) "Motor consciousness as a basis for emotion." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 22, 140–150.
(1928) "Materialism, vitalism and psychology." Psyche, 8, 15–34.
(1928) Emotions of Normal People. Taylor & Francis Ltd. ISBN 0-415-21076-3
(1929) "Bodily symptoms of elementary emotions." Psyche, 10, 70–86.
(1929) "The psychonic theory of consciousness—an experimental study," (with C.D. King). Psyche, 9, 39–5.
Entries on "Consciousness," "Defense mechanisms," and "Synapse" in the 1929 edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica.
(1930) Walter B. Pitkin & William M. Marston, The Art of Sound Pictures. New York: Appleton.
(1931) ''Integrative Psychology: A Study of Unit Response (with C. Daly King, and Elizabeth Holloway Marston).
(c. 1932) Venus with us; a tale of the Caesar. New York: Sears.
(1936) You can be popular. New York: Home Institute.
(1937) Try living. New York: Crowell.
(1938) "'You might as well enjoy it.'" Rotarian, 53, No. 3, 22–25.
(1938) "What people are for." Rotarian, 53, No. 2, 8–10.
(1938) The Lie Detector Test. New York: Smith.
(1941) March on! Facing life with courage. New York: Doubleday, Doran.
(1943) F. F. Proctor, vaudeville pioneer (with J.H. Feller). New York: Smith.
(1944) "Why 100,000,000 Americans read comics." The American Scholar, 13 (1), 35–44.
(1944) "Women can out-think men!" Ladies Home Journal, 61 (May), 4–5.
(1947) "Lie detection's bodily basis and test procedures," in: P.L. Harriman (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Psychology, New York, 354–363.

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