Volume 2

Experimental psychology : a manual of laboratory practice / by Edward Bradford Titchener.

  • Titchener, Edward Bradford, 1867-1927.
Date:
1901-1905
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    of the eye, 46; positive, 46; positive and complementary, 47 f.; flight of colours in, 48 f.; theory of flight of colours, 49; binocular, 49 f.; instru- ments, 50; and binocular colour mix- ture, 289; of pressure, 373, 425. Analysis and genesis, spheres of, in the psychology of perception, 228 f., 231 f., 424- Analysis of clangs, factors in, 336 f. Angles, overestimation of small, 317. Answers to questions, on visual sensation, 5 ff.; on colour mixing, 14 ff.; on campi- metry, 23 ff.; on visual contrast, 35 f.; on visual after-images, 42 f., 45, 49; on auditory sensation, 54 f.; on beats, 57 ff.; on cutaneous sensation, 81; on temperature spots, 84 f.; on tempera- ture sensitivity, 88 ff.; on pressure spots, 92 f.; on pain spots, 95; on taste sen- sitivity, 101 ff.; on the taste qualities, 105 f.; on taste contrasts, 107 ff.; on the field of smell, 117 f.; on smell ex- haustion, 128 ff.; on smell compensa- tions, 133 ff.; on smell mixtures, 136 ff.; on smell contrasts, 141 f.; on organic sensation, 143; on muscular sensation, 147 f.; on affection (method of impres- sion), 152 ff.; on involuntary arm movement, 161 f.; on dynamometry, 166; on plethysmography, 182 ff.; on attention in general, 187 ff.; on atten- tion as a state of consciousness, 190 f., 192 ff., 195 ff., 203 If., 206 ft.; on the sense processes in attention, 209 ff.; on attention and affective process, 211; on action, 212; on the simple reaction, 219, 225 ff.; on the reduced eye, 233; on the formation of the retinal image, 233 f*> on accommodation, 234 ff.; on eye movements, 242 ff.; on retinal cor- respondence, 252 ff.; on stereoscopic vision, 261 ff., 268 f., 291 ff.; on pseu- doscopic vision, 295 f., 299, 302 f.; on optical illusions, 319 f.; on tonal fusion, 333 ff; on rhythm, 346 ff., 351, 352 ff.; on localisation of sound, 368 f.; on cu- taneous localisation of a single point, 373 f.; on aesthesiometry, 379 f.; on Aristotle’s experiment and variants, 384 f.; on the questionary, 387 ff.; on ideational type, 393 ff., 402; on associ- ation of ideas, 409 f., 412 f., 415 ff. Apparatus, general remarks on, xxxii.; for study of visual sensation, 20, 26, 2§ ffi 3°> 36 f-> 5°; for auditory sensa- tion, 52, 55, 61, 77, 80; for cutaneous sensation, Si, 83 f., 93 f., 97 f.; for gustatory sensation, 100; for olfactory sensation, 131 ff., 142; for organic sen- sation, 145; for the study of affection, I59> J6l f., 167, 170 f.; the kymograph and its accessories, 172 ff; plethysmo- graphs, 152 f.; sphygmograph, 183; pneumographs, 184; tachistoscope,20i; for reaction, 212 f., 227, 417; phaco- scope, 236; for Listing’s law, 245, 248; stereoscopes, 261, 264 f., 268 f., 271 ff; slides, 274 ff.; for perception of re- flexion, 285; for binocular colour mix- ture, 291; pseudoscopes, 295, 297 ff; for study of optical illusions, 309; for tonal fusion, 330; time-sense, 338; for rhythm, 338, 349; sound-cage, 358 f.; for localisation of sound with two stim- uli, 371; sesthesiometer, 382; for study of ideational types, 396 ff; memory, 405 f.; list of makers, 434 f. Apperceptive factors in pseudoscopic vision, 300, 302. Aristotle’s experiment, 383 f., 386. Arm-rest, 145. Articular sensation, 143, 425, 42S; and Wundt’s theory of visual space percep- tion, 230. Assimilative illusions, 318. Association, principle of, illustrated by the filling of the blind spot, 29 f.; by temperature sensitivity, 90; associative processes, central and peripheral, in taste discriminations, 102; smell associations of ordinary ‘taste,’ 112; error of, in affective work, 151; the association re- action, 226, 378; optical illusions of association, 318; the basis of sound localisation, 358, 365; five meanings of the phrase ‘ association of ideas,’ 402 f.; problem of, 403; attitude of experi- mental psychology to, 404; references, 404; law of, 404 f.; working definition of, 405; apparatus and materials, 405 ff.; stimulus cards, 406 f.; test cards, 406;