i need some good helpful website and i need info on the field of psychology that each went in to, i need to be able to write a small biography on each of them, and also i need to write down a few of the important contributions or research they all did. there names: Hans J. Eysenck; William James; David McClelland; Raymond Cattell; John B. Watson; Kurt Lewin; Donald O. Hebb; George A. Miller; Clark L. Hull; Jerome Kagan; Carl Jung; Ivan Pavlov; and Walter Mischel

When I was younger (in the 1980s) I used to follow Pat Eddery all the time and I ain't never seen him ride a bad race. All I used to do was pick out the horses Pat was riding in the racecard, whittle it down to his best 2 or 3 rides and I was guaranteed a winner or two. Willie Carson may not have been the most stylish of jocks but he was effective in a finish while the great Steve Cauthen was born with a clock in his head. Throw in the likes of Ray Cochrane, Michael Roberts, Mick Kinane, Brian Rouse, Brent Thomson, Bruce Raymond, Walter Swinburn and John Reid - there were some fantastic jockeys around back then. Who have we got today: Jamie Spencer? Don't make me larf, he's about as good a jockey as his wife is at TV presenting! Frankie? He's almost in semi-retirement these days Fallon? Pressed the self-destruct button too many times Ryan Moore? He's ridden more than just one or two badly judged races this season Richard Hills? Too inconsistent The only decent jockey riding at the moment is Saint Johnny, keeps it nice and simple. Wot do you fink?

Senator Kerry, We write from our common heritage as veterans of duty aboard Swift Boats in the Vietnam War. Indeed, you should note that a substantial number of those men who served directly with you during your four month tour in Vietnam have signed this letter. It is our collective judgment that, upon your return from Vietnam, you grossly and knowingly distorted the conduct of the American soldiers, marines, sailors and airmen of that war (including a betrayal of many of us, without regard for the danger your actions caused us). Further, we believe that you have withheld and/or distorted material facts as to your own conduct in this war. We believe you continue this conduct today, albeit by changing from an anti-war to a "war hero" status. You now seek to clad yourself in the very medals that you disdainfully threw away in the early years of your political career. In the process, we believe you continue a deception as to your own conduct through such tactics as the disclosure of only carefully screened portions of your military records. Both then and now, we have concluded that you have deceived the public, and in the process have betrayed honorable men, to further your personal political goals. Your conduct is such as to raise substantive concerns as to your honesty and your ability to serve, as you currently seek, as Commander-in-Chief of the military services. It is vital that the American public have as much information as possible about candidates for President of the United States. In various ways, you have rightly called upon President Bush to be fully accountable and to provide full disclosure. In the same spirit, now that you are the presumptive nominee of your Party, we believe it is incumbent upon you to make your total military record open to the American people. Specifically, we the undersigned formally request that you authorize the Department of the Navy to independently release your military records (through your execution of Standard Form 180), complete and unaltered, including your military medical records. Further, we call upon you to correct the misconceptions your campaign seeks to create as to your conduct while in Vietnam. Permit the American public the opportunity to assess your military performance upon the record, and not upon campaign rhetoric. Senator Kerry, we were there. We know the truth. We have been silent long enough. The stakes are too great, not only for America in general but, most importantly, for those who have followed us into service in Iraq and Afghanistan. We call upon you to provide a full, accurate accounting of your conduct in Vietnam. Respectfully, Daniel Aguilar, OSC, USNR-R Pat Alexander Roy Alexander* Kenneth J. Andrews, Lt.* Arturo Arias, QM2, USN (Ret.) Daniel V. Armstrong, BM2* Douglas Armstrong, Capt., USN (Ret.) Harry Ball, Cdr., USN (Ret.) Ray Lewis Ballew* Sonny Barber, USN (Ret.) John Bare Alexander Bass* George "M." Bates* Richard Beers* Paul L. Bennett, Cdr., USN* Edward J.