Thinking, Feeling, DoingThis book describes in laypersons' terms experimental psychology which, at the time of writing, was considered "new" psychology. |
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appear Aristotle ARITHMETICAL MEAN attention average Binocular binocular vision blind-spot blue boys called color-blind color-top combinations Descartes disk distance drum dynamometer effect emotion error Esthesiometer expectation experiment fact fatigue feeling fencer finger force fork Geissler tubes glass grams gray green hand hear Herbart horizontal idea illusion increases indicate Influence intensity interval irregular least noticeable difference letters light looking measured memory ment mental method middle move movement muscles neighboring tones objects odor Olfactometer orange paper pass pencil periment person person tested pitch placed point of regard pressure produce psychology purple quinine rapidity reaction reaction-time record red-blind seen sensations shades shown in Fig simple smell sound steadiness stereoscope suggestion Suppose Symmetry tapping taste telegraph key tell things thought threshold tion tone touch tuning-fork vibrations violet weight words yellow