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THE purpose of this large and comprehensive volume, issued from Clark University, one of the recognised homes of psychological research, is to indicate just where we stand at the present time in regard to the experimental method of inquiry in this field. To review such a book in detail would be a rather hopeless task, since it consists of no fewer than twenty-three independent studies of the subjects finally selected for treatment. But many of our readers will be glad to have an indication of the contents of the volume.
The Foundations of Experimental Psychology.
H. Banister Philip Bard W. B. Cannon W. J. Crozier Alexander Forbes Shepherd Ivory Franz Frank N. Freeman Arnold Gesell H. Hartridge Selig Hecht James Quinter Holsopple Walter S. Hunter Truman L. Kelley Carney Landis K. S. Lashley Mark A. May T. H. Morgan John Paul Nafe George H. Parker Rudolf Pintner Eugene Shen L. T. Troland Clark Wissler. Carl Murchison. (The International University Series in Psychology.) Pp. x + 907. (Worcester, Mass: Clark University Press; London: Oxford University Press, 1929.) 27s. net.
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[Book Reviews]. Nature 125, 376–377 (1930). https://doi.org/10.1038/125376c0
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