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ANASTASI, A., AND FOLEY, J. P., JR. An Experimental Study of the Drawing Be- havior of Adult Psychotics in Comparison with That of a Normal Control Group. 169 AKSBACHER, H. L. Distortion in the Perception of Real Movement 1' ARNOLD, M. B. Emotional Factors in Experimental Neuroses 257 BERG, I. A. Development of Behavior: The Micturition Pattern in the Dog 343 BROWN, R. H., AND NIVEN, J. I. The Relation between the Foveal Intensity Threshold and Length of an Illuminated Slit 464 CARLSON, H. B., AND EBEL, A. J. A Dual Selective Amplifier 253 CHAPANIS, A. Spectral Saturation and Its Relation to Color-Vision Defects 24 COOK, T. W. Factors in Massed and Distributed Practice 325 EYSENCK, M. D. An Experimental and Statistical Study of Olfactory Preferences.. 246 FELSINGER, J. M. The Generalization of Extinction Effects within a Habit Pattern.. 477 FRENCH, J. W. A Comparison of Finger Tremor with the Galvanic Skin Reflex and Pulse 494 GARNER, W. R., AND MILLER, G. A. Differential Sensitivity to Intensity as a Function of the Duration of the Comparison Tone 450 GRAHAM, D. T. Experimental Transfer of Conditioning in Dogs 486 GRANT, D. A., AND ADAMS, J. K. ' Alpha' Conditioning in the Eyelid 136 HAGGARD, E. A., AND ROSE, G. J. Some Effects of Mental Set and Active Participation in the Conditioning of the Autokinetic Phenomenon 45 HOWELLS, T. H. The Experimental Development of Color-Tone Synesthesia 87 JOHNSON, D. M. Generalization of a Scale of Values by the Averaging of Practice Effects 425
KING, H. E., LANDIS, C , AND ZUBIN, J. Visual Subliminal Perception Where a

Figure is Obscured by the Illumination of the Ground

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logical Investigation of the Behavioral Concept of Stimulus Trace 104 LEAVITT, H. J., AND SCBXOSBERG, H. The Retention of Verbal and of Motor Skills. 494 LEWIS, H. B. An Experimental Study of the Role of the Ego in Work: I. The Role of the Ego in Cooperative Work 113 LEWIS, H. B., AND FRANKLIN, M. An Experimental Study of the Role of the Ego in Work: IL The Significance of Task-Orientation in Work 195 LIBERMAN, A. M. The Effect of Interpolated Activity on Spontaneous Recovery from Experimental Extinction 282 MOORE, K. The Effect of Controlled Temperature Changes on the Behavior of the White Rat 70 MOORE, K. Controlled Temperatures and Preliminary Measures of Motivation of the White Rat 516 MORGAN, J. B. Effect of Non-Rational Factors on Inductive Reasoning 159 MOTE, F. A. The Effect of Different Amounts of Reinforcement upon the Acquisition and Extinction of a Simple Running Response 216 PATERSON, D. G., AND TINKER, M. A. Eye Movements in Reading Optimal and NonOptimal Typography 80 ROSENTHAL, B. G. Hypnotic Recall of Material Learned Under Anxiety- and NonAnxiety-Producing Conditions 369 SCHLOSBERG, H. Consistent Conditioned Hand-Withdrawal in the Elementary Laboratory 84
SEWARD, J. P., DILL, J. B., AND HOLLAND, M. A. Guthrie's Theory of Learning: A

Second Experiment 227 STEINMAN, A., AND VENIAR, S. Simple Reaction Time to Change as a Substitute for the Disjunctive Reaction 152 TAUBMAN, R. E. The Effect of Practice with and without Reinforcement on the Judgment of Auditory Number 143 iii

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TAYLOR, C. Studies in Color Blindness: L Negative After-images 317 THOMPSON, M. E. An Experimental Investigation of the Gradient of Reinforcement in Maze Learning 390 THOMPSON, M. E. Learning as a Function of the Absolute and Relative Amounts of Work 5061 TRAVIS, R. C. A New Stabilometer for Measuring Dynamic Equilibrium in the Standing Position 418 TURNBULL, W. W. Pitch Discrimination as a Function of Tonal Duration 302, UNDERWOOD, B. J. Associative Inhibition in the Learning of Successive PairedAssociate Lists ' 127 WARDEN, C. J., AND BROWN, H. C. A Preliminary Investigation of Form and Motion Acuity at Low Levels of Illumination 437 WEVER, E. G., AND SMITH, K. R. The Problem of Stimulation Deafness: I. Cochlear Impairment as a Function of Tonal Frequency 239 YACORZYNSKI, G. K. The Threshold of Flicker Fusion as a Function of Excitation and Inhibition due to Conditioning 335