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doi: 10.1037/a0024801
John Dillingham Dodson was the enigmatic, less well-known contributor to the research study that resulted in the creation of the famous Yerkes-Dodson Law. This law is still described in introductory psychology textbooks and entering "Yerkes-Dodson" as a search term in an Internet search engine produces many thousands of hits. This article reveals what became of the junior partner in that classic research.
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