An Introduction to Experimental Psychology.

Abstract

This little volume of 156 pages contains a well-selected series of topics from researches in experimental psychology, presented in a manner to give the reader not only a general notion of the scope of this science, but also a comprehensive view of the special subjects treated therein. Each chapter, being complete in itself, can be read without reference to the others. The following subjects are discussed: (1) color vision; (2) touch, temperature and pain; (3) the Müller-Lyer illusion; (4) experimental esthetics; (5) memory; (6) mental tests and their uses. The most interesting chapters from our point of view are those dealing with memory, mental tests and touch, temperature and pain. This inexpensive little volume, replete with valuable information, may be conveniently carried in one's pocket and read while riding in the cars.

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