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| Title | Presenter | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Galaxies at 8:30 | Peter G. Ossorio, Ph.D. | October 9, 1988 | This presentation was given at the 10th Annual Conference of the Society for Descriptive Psychology. A transcript of the talk was published as Linguistic Research Institute (LRI) Report No. 42a. The LRI report can be retrieved from the Peter G. Ossorio Collection at CU Scholar by clicking here. |
| Rap Session | Peter G. Ossorio, Ph.D. | October 12, 1989 |
| Dr. Ossorio’s Rap Sessions were given at SDP Annual Conferences. These interactive presentations gave people an opportunity to ask questions about topics of interest to them, or to ask for elaborations of Descriptive Psychology concepts and applications. Several of the later Rap Sessions (1996-2001) were transcribed and are available on this website. This video, from 11th Annual Conference of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, 1989, is a unique opportunity to watch Dr. Ossorio interacting with many of his students. | ||
| The Human Condition: Some Formal Aspects | Peter G. Ossorio, Ph.D. | October 20, 1990 |
| This presentation was given at the 12th Annual Conference of the Society for Descriptive Psychology. A transcript of the talk was published as Linguistic Research Institute (LRI) Report No. 47a. The LRI report can be retrieved from the Peter G. Ossorio Collection at CU Scholar by clicking here. | ||
| Course: Personality and Personality Theories | Peter G. Ossorio, Ph.D. | Fall Semester, 1974 |
| These lectures are from a graduate level course during the Fall Semester, 1974, that was given by Dr. Ossorio “to first-year clinical psychology graduate students at the University of Colorado, Boulder, with a number of more advanced students auditing” and were taped by C.J. Peek, Ph.D. with Dr. Ossorio’s permission. A CD containing the entire set of these lectures was first distributed in 2007 to members of the Society for Descriptive Psychology. This course was offered again in the Summer Semester, 1976. It was transcribed and first published by the Linguistic Research Institute (LRI) in 1977 as |
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