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CONTENTS

PLATES

EMERSON HALL

II. THE NEED FOR EMERSON HALL

III. EMERSON AS PHILOSOPHER

IV. THE PLACE OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

V. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL LABORATORY IN EMERSON HALL

EYE-MOVEMENTS DURING DIZZINESS

VISUAL IRRADIATION

MIDDLE SPEED

TABLE

TABLE I. COLORS

TABLE II. TOUCHES

TABLE III. TONES

TABLE IV. COLOR-TONE RESULTS. M.

TABLE V. COLOR-TONE RESULTS. F.

TABLE VI. TONE-ACTIVE TOUCH RESULTS. M.

TABLE VII. TONE-ACTIVE TOUCH RESULTS. F.

TABLE VIII. TONE-PASSIVE TOUCH RESULTS. F.

TABLE IX. COLOR-ACTIVE TOUCH RESULTS. M.

TABLE X. COLOR-ACTIVE TOUCH RESULTS. F.

TABLE XI. COLOR-PASSIVE TOUCH RESULTS. M.

TABLE XII. COLOR-PASSIVE TOUCH RESULTS. F.

TABLE XIII. RECAPITULATION

THE COMBINATION OF FEELINGS

PART I

PART II

PART III

PART IV

THE ÆSTHETICS OF REPEATED SPACE FORMS

PART I

PART II

THE FEELING-VALUE OF UNMUSICAL TONE-INTERVALS

TABLE I

TABLE II

TABLE III

TABLE IV

TABLE V

TABLE VI

TABLE VII

TABLE VIII

TABLE IX

TABLE X

TABLE XI

TABLE XII

TABLE XIII

TABLE XIV

TABLE XV

II. INFLUENCE OF FACTORS IN THE SAME SENSE-FIELD AS THE OBJECTS WHOSE RELATIVE NUMEROUSNESS IS IN QUESTION.

TABLE I

TABLE II

TABLE III

TABLE IV

TABLE V

TABLE VI

TABLE VII

TABLE VIII

TABLE IX

TABLE X

TABLE XI

TABLE XII

TABLE XIII

TABLE XIV

TABLE XV

TABLE XVIII

TIME ESTIMATION

TABLE 1

TABLE 2

TABLE 3.

TABLE 4.

TABLE 5

TABLE 6

TABLE 7

TABLE 8

TABLE 9

TABLE 10

TABLE 11

TABLE 12

TABLE 13

TABLE II. TWO WORDS SPOKEN

TABLE III. TWO PICTURES SHOWN

TABLE IV. PICTURE SHOWN AND WORD SPOKEN

TABLE V. GENERAL AND FAMILIAR WORD—SPECIFIC WORD SPOKEN

TABLE VI. TWO WORDS: CONCRETE—ABSTRACT SPOKEN

TABLE VII. TWO WORDS: ABSTRACT—CONCRETE SPOKEN

TABLE VIII. TWO WORDS: PROPER NOUN—ABSTRACT NOUN SPOKEN

TABLE IX. TWO WORDS: ABSTRACT NOUN—PROPER NOUN SPOKEN

SUBJECT XVIII

SUBJECT XII

TABLE X. TWO WORDS SHOWN: THREE PREPARATORY WORDS SPOKEN LEADING TO THE SECOND

TABLE XI. TWO WORDS SHOWN. THREE PREPARATORY WORDS SPOKEN LEADING TO THE FIRST

TABLE XII. TWO WORDS SHOWN. THREE PREPARATORY WORDS SPOKEN LEADING TO NEITHER

TABLE XIII. TWO WORDS SHOWN. THREE PREPARATORY WORDS SPOKEN LEADING TO BOTH

TABLE XIV. TWO WORDS SHOWN (AUTHORS)—WITH A PREPARATORY SENTENCE LEADING TO THE SECOND

TABLE XV. TWO WORDS—GENERAL AND PARTICULAR—SPOKEN

TABLE XVI. THREE WORDS SPOKEN

TABLE XVII. FOUR WORDS SPOKEN

GROUP IX

TABLE XVIII

TABLE XIX. TWO PICTURES SHOWN

GROUP XI

SUBJECT VIII

TABLE XX. THREE WORDS SPOKEN

TABLE XXI. FOUR WORDS SHOWN

TABLE XXII. FOUR WORDS SPOKEN

TYPICAL SERIES FOR THE MONTH

A. COUNTING OF SIMPLE AND COMPLEX VISUAL OBJECTS

B. REACTIONS TO SIMPLE AND COMPLEX OPTICAL IMPRESSIONS

I. ANIMAL BEHAVIOR AND THE SENSES

II. THE SENSORY REACTIONS OF THE GREEN FROG

III. THE MUTUAL RELATIONS OF STIMULI

TABLE 1

TABLE 2

TABLE 3. FROG NO. 1. MOMENTARY AUDITORY STIMULUS, HAMMER BLOW. WEIGHT USUALLY 5 OR 10 GRAMS

TABLE 4. MOMENTARY AUDITORY STIMULUS, HAMMER BLOW

TABLE 5. PROLONGED AUDITORY STIMULATION (ELECTRIC BELL)

VI. DISCUSSION OF LITERATURE AND RESULTS

V. SUMMARY

I. INTRODUCTION

II. PROBLEMS AND METHODS

IV. INVESTIGATION OF ASSOCIATION

TABLE I. TIME REQUIRED TO REACH FOOD IN LABYRINTH L

TABLE II. TIME REQUIRED TO REACH FOOD IN LABYRINTH M

TABLE III. SOUND ASSOCIATION, LABYRINTH H

TABLE IV. TIME REQUIRED TO ESCAPE FROM CAGE BY USING LATCH

TABLE V. ASSOCIATION OF POSITION: GENERAL DISTRIBUTION OF CHOICES

TABLE VI. ASSOCIATION OF POSITION: DISTRIBUTION OF RIGHT CHOICES

TABLE VII. COLOR ASSOCIATION. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION OF CHOICES

TABLE VIII. COLOR ASSOCIATION. DISTRIBUTION OF RIGHT CHOICES

TABLE IX. FORM ASSOCIATION. GENERAL DISTRIBUTION OF CHOICES

TABLE X. FORM ASSOCIATION. DISTRIBUTION OF RIGHT CHOICES

TABLE XI. POSITION, COLOR AND FORM ASSOCIATION

V. SUMMARY

I. REACTIONS TO VISUAL STIMULI

EXPERIMENTAL

TABLE I. SUMMARY OF REACTIONS TO WHITE LIGHT

TABLE II. AVERAGE TIME OF ORIENTATION

TABLE III. INFLUENCE OF POSITION ON LIGHT REACTIONS

TABLE IV. INFLUENCE OF PREVIOUS CONDITIONS UPON REACTIONS TO LIGHT

TABLE V. REACTIONS TO LIGHT AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES

TABLE VI. REACTIONS TO HORIZONTAL COLORED LIGHT

TABLE VII. REACTIONS TO VERTICAL COLORED LIGHT

II. EXPERIMENTS WITH SOUNDS

III. ROTATION EXPERIMENTS

TABLE VIII. REACTIONS TO ROTATION

IV. GEOTAXIS, BAROTAXIS, AND TURNING

TABLE IX. GEOTAXIS IN FRONT OF WINDOW

TABLE X. GEOTAXIS IN DARKENED ROOM

TABLE XI. EXPERIMENTS IN TURNING

V. THIGMOTAXIS AND TOUCH REACTIONS

TABLE XII. THIGMOTAXIS REACTIONS

SUMMARY

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