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1958  Volume 56, Issue 6 (Dec)

1. Vexierversuch: The log relationship between word-frequency and recognition obtained in the absence of stimulus words.

   Pages 457-463
   Goldiamond, Israel; Hawkins, William F.
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2. The interstimulus interval and the latency of the conditioned eyelid response.

   Pages 464-471
   Boneau, C. Alan
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3. Effects on verbal learning of anxiety, reassurance, and meaningfulness of material.

   Pages 472-477
   Sarason, Irwin G.
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4. The relationship of stimulus similarity and number of responses.

   Pages 478-484
   Richardson, Jack
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5. Free recall of redundant strings of letters.

   Pages 485-491
   Miller, George A.
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6. Training and transfer as a function of component interaction.

   Pages 492-500
   Briggs, George E.; Waters, Lawrence K.
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7. Acquisition of a verbal maze as a function of method of correction and number of alternate choices per unit.

   Pages 501-506
   Thompson, R. F.; Brogden, W. J.
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8. Motivation shift in a complex learning task.

   Pages 507-515
   Birch, David
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9. The acquisition of imitative and opposition responses under two conditions of instruction-induced set.

   Pages 516-528
   Kanareff, Vera T.; Lanzetta, John T.
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10. Alterations in critical flicker frequency as a function of age and light:dark ratio.

    Pages 529-538
    McFarland, Ross A.; Warren, A. Bertrand; Karis, Charles
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