About John Zubek
Lived 1925 – 1974 (aged 48–49). John Zubek was a psychologist and university teacher, known for Psychophysiology, Sensory deprivation and Somesthesis.
John Peter Zubek (March 20, 1925 – August 24, 1974) was a Slovak-born Canadian psychologist known for his research on psychophysiology and sensory deprivation. In his obituary for the journal Canadian Psychology, Donald O. Hebb described him as "ne of Canada's most distinguished psychologists".
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Who was John Zubek?
Canadian psychologist
When was John Zubek born?
John Zubek was born on 20 March 1925 in Trnovec, Trnovec nad Váhom.
When did John Zubek die?
John Zubek died in 1974 in Winnipeg.
What was John Zubek's occupation?
John Zubek was a psychologist and university teacher.
What was John Zubek known for?
John Zubek was known for Psychophysiology, Sensory deprivation and Somesthesis.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). John Zubek. https://biography.guide/john-zubek/
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