Lectures on the experimental psychology of the thought processes / Edward Brandford Titchener
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- 978-1015-803-31-3
- GC BF 191 .T58 1909 c.1
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Include Index.
I. Imagenary and Sensationalism -- II. Reference to object as the cariterion of mind -- III. Methods and results : The bewusstseinslage -- IV. Methods and results: the thought-Element -- V. The experimental psychology of thought.
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