PSYCHOSCIENCE
The Official Journal of the Institute for Psychoscience
P.O. Box 525
Jim Thorpe, PA 18229 USA
Editor-in-Chief
Mark Germine
Assistant Editor
Thomas J. Germinario
Honorary Editors
Jason W. Brown
Allan Combs
The Institute for Psychoscience is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering the exploration of the science of mind. This science includes, but is not limited to, the study of the brain. The biological revolution has embraced "eliminative materialism" in an unwarranted manner. We therefore invite papers that address the problem of mind from an ontological perspective, as this particular subdivision of the science of mind is far from settled. The mind may have a role in fashioning the brain, and this is an issue we also leave open for discourse. There is a spiritual aspect to the mind that has been neglected, but will be embraced by Psychoscience. Psychoscience is, in summation, broader than either neuroscience or psychology. The Institute and this journal seek to help fill the niche of this wider forum, with special emphasis on process relational views of the mind. Authors are invited to submit manuscripts via e-mail to the editor.
Psychoscience is currently an e-journal. Psychoscience was published as a paper journal from 1994-1995, and articles from these issues are available on Dynamical Psychology, which was a continuation of Psychoscience. Selected papers from these issues, along with papers from Dynamical Psychology, have been published in Mind in Time: The Dynamics of Thought, Reality, and Consciousness. Edited by Allan Combs, Mark Germine, and Ben Goertzel. Hampton Press, 2003.
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Contents
2011
The Importance of Audience Effect to Family/Human Communication and Development
by Dhuv Sharma
The Quantum Brain and the Topological Consciousness
by István Dienes
New Findings on the Link between Television and Autism Spectrum Disorders:
Developmental and Cultural Factors in the Prevalence of Autistic Disorder and Autistic Spectrum
by Mark Germine
A Model of Assimilation and Accommodation in the Cognitive and Cultural Realms
by Glen D. Rutherford
The Microgeny of Schizophrenia and the Nature of Global Mind
Including a Case Report of the Successful Hypnotherapy of Schizophrenia
by Mark Germine
2010
A Report on the Gaudiya Vedanta Form of Vedic Ontology
by Henry P. Stapp
2009
Panexperientialism: How It Overcomes the Problems of Dualism and Materialism
by David Ray Griffin
Interviews with Jason W. Brown
by David T. Bradford
Interviews with Jason W. Brown. II Microtemporal Structure of the Mind/Brain State
by David T. Bradford
Inner Speech: A Neglected Phenomenon
by Alain Morin
The Cognitive and Dynamic Unconscious
by Peter Dan
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2008
Prologue to Jason Brown’s “Foundations of the Self”
by Mark Germine
by Jason W. Brown
Thought Experiment: Frame of Reference and the One Mind Model of Quantum Reality
by Thomas J. Germinario and Mark Germine