Experimental psychology: A manual of laboratory practice.
Experimental psychology: A manual of laboratory practice.
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实验心理学：实验室实践手册。
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10.1037/h0066768
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C. Seashore
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《实验心理学：实验室实践手册》（Experimental Psychology：A Manual of Laboratory Practice，1901），作者爱德华·布拉德福德·蒂琴纳（Edward Bradford Titchener）。原来的体积，在两个部分，是其次是同伴卷，也在两个部分，在定量方面。因此，这项工作分为定性和定量，一个学生和一个教师的手册是专门为每一个。这两章在第一卷的两个部分中是平行的。第一部分包含了37组实验的具体方向，第二部分包含了对每一组实验的讨论，给出了理论、参考文献、结果、技术细节的解释、相关实验以及每个实验的总体设置。以下科目进行治疗：视觉，听觉，皮肤，味觉，嗅觉和器官的感觉;情感品质;注意力和行动;视觉，听觉和触觉感知，以及概念类型和联想的想法。第一部分还包括对学生的介绍性指导，第二部分包括对教师的建议，一份精选的书籍清单，以及实验室供应商和仪器制造商的目录。本评论指出，耐心和详尽的蒂钦纳处理了小故障是高度赞扬的。他给我们的练习的形式，他们已经成功地在他的实验室。这些手册在其他教员和其他实验室中是否也能发挥作用，还有待观察。只有在对整个计划进行彻底的试验之后，才能进行适当的审查。（PsycINFO数据库记录（c）2019阿帕，保留所有权利）
Reviews the book" Experimental Psychology: A Manual of Laboratory Practice" by Edward Bradford Titchener (1901). The original volume, in two parts, was to be followed by a companion volume, also in two parts, on the quantitative side. Thus the work is divided into qualitative and quantitative, and one student's and one instructor's manual is to be devoted to each. The chapters run parallel in the two parts of Volume I. Part I contains specific directions for thirty-seven groups of experiments, and Part II contains discussions of each of these, giving theories, references, results, explanations of technicalities, related experiments, and in general the setting of each experiment. The following subjects are treated: visual, auditory, cutaneous, gustatory, olfactory and organic sensations; the affective qualities; attention and action; visual, auditory and tactual perception, and ideational types and association of ideas. Part I also contains introductory directions to the student, and Part II contains suggestions to the instructor, a selected list of books, and a directory of laboratory-supply houses and instrument makers. The present reviewer notes that the patience and exhaustiveness with which Titchener has dealt with the small hitches is highly commendable. He has given us the exercises in the form in which they have been successful in his laboratory. It remains to be seen whether the manuals will serve their purpose as well in the hands of other instructors and in other laboratories. An adequate review can be given only after a thorough trial of the whole plan.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2019 APA, all rights reserved)