Experimental Psychology

EDITED BY

MADISON BENTLEY, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

HOWARD C. WARREN, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY (Review)
RAYMOND DODGE, YALE UNIVERSITY (Monographs)

S. W. FERNBERGER, UNIVErsity of PennsYLVANIA (Bulletin)
WALTER S. HUNTER, CLARK UNIVERSITY (Index)
HERBERT S. LANGFELD, Princeton UNIVERSITY, Business Editor

Volume X, 1927

PUBLISHED BI-MONTHLY

FOR THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

BY THE PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW COMPANY
PRINCE AND LEMON STS., LANCASTER, PA.

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INDEX FOR 1927

Colored After Images from Unperceived Weak Chromatic Stimulation: SIDNEY M.
NES HALL and RAYMOND DODGE, I.

The influence of Primacy: EDWARD L. THORNDIKE, 18.

The Relation of Retention to the Distribution of Relearning: LOH-SENG TSAI, 30.

Inteligence and Susceptibility to the Müller-Lyer Illusion: H. R. CROSLAND, H. R.

TAYLOR and S. J. NEWSOM, 40.

The luence of Occupation upon the Perception of Time: HAROLD GULLIKSEN, 52.

Acerra of Timing with the Stop Watch: ELDON K. RUMBERGER, 60.

The Firational Pause of the Eyes: DAVID L. BIDWELL, 62.

A fate on Auditory Theories: RALPH H. GUNDLACH, 64.

Aple Class Demonstration of Apparent Movement: GLENN D. HIGGINSON, 67.

Apri

Prediction of the Reliability of Mental Tests and Tests of Special Abilities: LYLE H.

LANIER, 69.

Avenient Mirror-Drawing Device: HARVEY C. LEHMAN and PAUL A. WITTY, 114.

The Relation Between Physique and Performance: GEORGE J. MOHR and RALPH H.

NDLACH, 117. —

A1 Analysis of Eye Movements in the Reading of Chinese: EUGENE SHEN, 158.

A Fermer Contribution to the Tactual Perception of Form: M. J. ZIGLER and REBECCA

ARRETT, 184.

The Mirror Tachistoscope in the Drill Laboratory: GLENN D. HIGGINSON, 193.

Ile Frational Pause of the Eyes: P. W. CоBв and F. K. Moss, 195.

Betery, Secretory and Electrical Changes in the Skin Following Bodily Excitation:

CHESTER W. DARROW, 197.

Visual Movement under Simultaneous Excitations with Initial and Terminal Overlap:

UTH FRANKLIN MCCONNELL, 227.

AT and Analysis of 'Set': RALPH GUNDLACH, DONALD A. ROTHSCHILD and PAUL

THOMAS YOUNG, 247.

Ar Apparatus for Acuity, for Mixing Colored Lights, and for Testing the Light and

Color Senses: C. E. FERREE and GERTRUDE Rand, 281.

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n Experimental Study of Apparent Tactual Movement: WILBUR S. HULIN, 293.

'erception of Relative Visual Motion: ERNST THELIN, 321.

The Relation between Extent and Contrast in the Liminal Stimulus for Vision: PERCY

W. COBB and FRANK K. Moss, 350.

Ictober

The Two-Story Duplicate Maze: WALTER MILES, 365.V

nsight in the White Rat: HARRY HELSON, 378.