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PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW PUBLICATIONS

THE

Psychological Review

EDITED BY

JOHN B. WATSON, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY

HOWARD C. WARREN, PRINCETON University (Index)

✓ JAMES R. ANGELL, UNIVERSIty of Chicago (Monographs) AND
ARTHUR H. PIERCE, SMITH COLLEGE (Bulletin)

ADVISORY EDITORS

R. P. ANGIER, YAle University; MARY W. CALKINS, WELLESLEY COLLEGE; RAY. MOND DODGE, WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY; H. N. GARDINER, SMITH COLLEGE; JOSEPH JASTROW, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN; C. H. JUDD, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO; ADOLF MEYER, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY; HUGO MÜNSTERBERG, HARVARD UNIVERSITY; W. B. PILLSBURY, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN; C. E. SEASHORE, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA; G. M. STRATTON, University of CALIFORNIA; E. L. THORNDIKE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

VOLUME XX, 1913

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME XX.

January.

Mental Work: A Study in Psycho Dynamics. RAYMOND DODGE, 1.

A Study of Association in Children. ISABEL R. ROSANOFF AND A. J. Rosanoff, 43.

March.

Ideo-Motor Action: EDWARD L. THORNDIKE, 91.

The Accuracy of Localization of Touch Stimuli on Different Bodily Segments.

SHEPHERD IVORY FRANZ, 107.

Inner Speech During Silent Reading. RUDOLF PINTNER, 129.

Obtaining the Mean Variation with the Aid of a Calculating Machine. KNIGHT

DUNLAP, 154.

Psychology as the Behaviorist Views it. JOHN B. WATSON, 158.

Communication: A Protest. JAMES R. ANGELL, 178.

May.

The Relation of Psychology to Philosophy and Education. ROBERT MORRIS OGDEN,

179.

The Sensory Threshold for Faradic Stimulation in Man. E. G. MARTIN, E. L. PORTER

AND L. B. NICE, 194.

Preliminary Report of A Study in the Learning Process, Involving Feeling Tone,

Transference and Interference. LINUS W. KLINE AND W. A. OWENS, 206.

Report of Experiments at the State Reformatory for Women at Bedford, N. Y.

ELEANOR ROWLAND, 245.

KNIGHT DUNLAP, 250.

Apparatus for Association Timing.

A Color Triangle for Lecture Purposes.

July.

M. LUCKIESH, 254.

JAMES R. ANGELL, 255.

H. L. HOLLINGWORTH, 271.

Behavior as a Category of Psychology.

Judgments of Similarity and Difference.

Studies in Association and Inhibition. JOHN F. SHEPARD AND H. M. FOGELSONGER,

290.

The Place of Stimulation in the Cochlea Versus Frequency as a Direct Determiner of

Pitch. JOSEPH PETERSON, 312.

The Relation of Memory Error to Time Interval. K. M. DALLENBACH, 323.

September.

The Effect of Time-Interval upon Recognition Memory. EDWARD K. STRONG, 339.

A Note on the Rotary Campimeter. C. E. FERREE, 373.

Experimental Criteria for Differentiating Memory and Imagination in Projected Visual

Images. Robert Morris OGDEN, 378.

The Laws of Learning. M. E. HAGGERTY, 411.

Discussion: Thorndike on Ideo-Motor Action. GEORGE V. N. DEARBORN, 423.