Peabody studies in psychology
By: edited by Lyle H. Lanier.
Contributors: Lanier, Lyle H. 1903- ed.
Series: Psychological monographs.; v. 50, no. 5; whole no. 225
Publisher: The American psychological association, The Ohio state university
Published: 1938
Place of publication: Columbus, O
Language: eng
Number of pages: 237
Subjects: Peterson, Joseph, 1878-1935.; Psychology.
Notes: Bibliography at end of most of the studies.
"Peterson memorial number."
"Erratum" slip inserted between p. 176 and 177.
Table of contents: title: Joseph Peterson.; title: Bibliography of the writings of Joseph Peterson, by L. H. Lanier (p.5-11); title: Does practice with inverting lenses make vision normal? By Joseph Peterson and J. K. Peterson.; title: Factors affecting speed in serial verbal reactions, by J. R. Stroop.; title: Maturity and learning ability, by W. W. Cruze.; title: The behavior of right and wrong reponses during work and rest intervals, by Katherine Vickery.; title: Learning to generalize, by J. L. Graham.; title: Comparative studies of full and mixed blood North Dakota Indians, by C. W. Telford.; title: Comparative studies of certain mental disorders among whites and Negroes in Georgia during the decade 1923-1932, by J. E. Greene.; title: The measurement of attitudes toward mathematics, by Euri B. Bolton.; title: A study of the interests of college students, by K. C. Garrison.; title: The relations of intelligence of college freshmen to parental occupation, by B. F. Haught.; title: The decriptive categories of psychology, by L. H. Lanier.