Recent experiments in psychology
By: by Leland W. Crafts, Theodore C. Schneirla, Elsa E. Robinson [and] Ralph W. Gilbert.
Contributors: Crafts, Leland Whitney, 1892-; Schneirla, T. C. 1902-1968.; Robinson, Elsa E.; Gilbert, Ralph W. 1903-
Edition: 1st ed.
Series: McGraw-Hill publications in psychology
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 1938
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 417
Subjects: Psychophysiology.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: The origins of the cat's responses to rats and mice; title: Migration and the "instinct" problem; title: The behavior of the newborn human infant; title: The persistence of motives as revealed by the recall of completed and uncompleted activities; title: Cooperation and competition; title: The physiology of emotional behavior; title: Facial expression in emotion; title: The representative and expressive effects of music; title: The duplicity theory of vision; title: Sensitivity in its importance for learning; title: The function of the brain in relation to intelligence; title: Organic nervous diseases in relation to behavior; title: The electro-physiology of the nervous system; title: The effect of distraction upon the performance of certain tasks; title: A comparison of the intelligence of "racial" and national groups; title: The abilities and personality traits of different occupational groups; title: The maze as an instrument in the study of learning; title: The conditioning of vasomotor responses; title: Forgetting during sleep and waking; title: The effect of overlearning upon retention; title: A comparison of memory for pleasant and unpleasant experiences; title: Methods of breaking undesirable habits; title: The influence of language on the reproduction of visually perceived designs; title: "Direction" and the "solution consciousness" in reasoning; title: A psychological study of "lightning calculation"; title: The motor theory of thinking; title: The relation between character traits and handwritigng; title: The judgment of vocational aptitude and success from photographs.