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[Morris, Edward K.]

FYI, I attach two belated follow-ups on Patrick Drumm's good 2024 Cheiron presentation, "The Beginnings of the American Space Program: Research Contributions from Human Physiology and Comparative Psychology." Brady's article offers an internalist history of the research contributions of behavior analysis to the early space program — the chimps' training and testing. "Able in Space" is a brief, brief article on the chimp — Able's — connections to Kansas. 

 

 

 

[David Robinson]

Thanks, Ed. Patrick's presentation at Cheiron blew me away! I had no idea ...
-David Robinson

On Mon, Jan 27, 2025, 8:43 PM Morris, Edward K. <e...@ku.edu> wrote:

FYI, I attach two belated follow-ups on Patrick Drumm's good 2024 Cheiron presentation, "The Beginnings of the American Space Program: Research Contributions from Human Physiology and Comparative Psychology." Brady's article offers an internalist history of the research contributions of behavior analysis to the early space program — the chimps' training and testing. "Able in Space" is a brief, brief article on the chimp — Able's — connections to Kansas. 

 

 

 

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[Daniela Barberis]

Thank you Ed. It's great to have access to these publications. I found Patrick's presentation very interesting.  

Best,

Daniela

Daniela S. Barberis

Shimer Great Books School

North Central College

630-637-5485

On Mon, Jan 27, 2025 at 8:43 PM Morris, Edward K. <e...@ku.edu> wrote:

FYI, I attach two belated follow-ups on Patrick Drumm's good 2024 Cheiron presentation, "The Beginnings of the American Space Program: Research Contributions from Human Physiology and Comparative Psychology." Brady's article offers an internalist history of the research contributions of behavior analysis to the early space program — the chimps' training and testing. "Able in Space" is a brief, brief article on the chimp — Able's — connections to Kansas. 

 

 

 

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[patrick drumm]

Thanks to all for the kind comments. I'll add that Ed's expertise made him exceptionally qualified to moderate the session so it's no surprise that he could add some appropriate addenda..