Mind, Brain, Body, and Behavior

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Notes

1. Proposed Organization of Basic Research Program of NIMH and NINDB,
   August 29, 1952, RG 511, NARA.


2. Cohen, oral history by Farreras, January 18, 2002, transcript, ONH.


3. Upon Shakow’s retirement in 1966, this laboratory was renamed the
   Laboratory of Psychology and Psychopathology, under David Rosenthal.
   Upon Rosenthal’s death in 1975, Allan Mirsky succeeded him as Chief and
   in 1997 the Laboratory was renamed the Laboratory of Brain and Cogni­
   tion, under its current chief, Leslie Ungerleider.


4. Morris B. Parloff, oral history interview by Ingrid G. Farreras, January 3,
   2002, transcript, ONH.


5. This laboratory was the first joint basic-clinical laboratory established at
   the NIMH. Although three of its sections were part of the larger basic
   research program headed by Kety, and the other three were within the
   clinical research program headed by Cohen, the entire laboratory is des­
   cribed here because Cohen–not Kety–recruited Shakow.


6. See James E. Birren, oral history interview by Ingrid G. Farreras, March 22,
   2002, transcript, ONH.


7. NIH Report, 1951-1952.


8. See the Laboratory of Clinical Science review for further information.


9. In 1975, this section would become its own laboratory, the current Labora­
   tory of Neuropsychology.


10. David Shakow, NIMH Annual Reports, 1955-1960.


11. Shakow, NIMH Annual Reports, 1956-1960.


12. Parloff, oral history interviews by Farreras, January 3, 9, and 17, 2002, ONH;
    Shakow, NIMH Annual Reports, 1955-1960.


13. Shakow, NIMH Annual Reports, 1955-1960.