Discourses from the Academy - Headbanging by Pidgeons at Gries Hall 301

Discourses from the academy: The colloquiam series sponsored by the department of psychology

Headbanging by pidgeons: III. A systematic replication and extension of an animal of psychopathology by Darin Casler, masters candidate experimental psychology, Northern Michigan University

We are pleased to extend an invitation to all interested persons to join us in listening to and participating in this session of our Colloquia Series.

Headbanging is a self-injurous behavior commonly associated with many forms of developmental and personality disorders, as well as a variety of mental illnesses. It is considered by some to be a symptom of deeper psychopathology.