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Howard C. Warren

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According to Wikipedia, Howard Crosby Warren was an American psychologist and the first chairman of the Princeton University Psychology department. He was also president of the American Psychological Association in 1913. The Society of Experimental Psychologists awards the Howard Crosby Warren Medal each year in his honor.

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Howard C. Warren's Published Works

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Life and Confessions of a Psychologist. (46)
Elements Of Human Psychology (1923) (37)
A Study of Purpose (1916) (34)
Instructions in regard to preparation of manuscript. (1929) (29)
The reaction time of counting. (1897) (25)
Sensations of rotation. (24)
Psychology: General and Applied (1915) (24)
Mind as behavior. (18)
Mental association from Plato to Hume. (16)
Psychologisches W?rterbuch. (15)
Social nudism and the body taboo. (1933) (14)
The organismic vs. the mentalistic attitude toward the nervous system. (13)
Further experiments on memory for square size. (13)
Mechanism Versus Vitalism, in the Domain of Psychology (1918) (9)
Psychology and the Central Nervous System. (9)
EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER. (1927) (7)
A classification of reflexes, instincts, and emotional phenomena. (7)
Psychological Literature: Experimental (7)
The mental and the physical. (7)
Numerical Effects of Natural Selection Acting upon Mendelian Characters. (1917) (6)
Neurology: mystical and magical. (5)
Some Unusual Visual After-effects. (1921) (5)
In defense of some discarded concepts. (1931) (5)
Personality and control. (4)
Mechanism and teleology in psychology. (1925) (4)
General Report of the Committee on Academic Freedom and Academic Tenure: Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association: December 31, 1915 (4)
The 'House of Childhood': A new primary system. (3)
Two cases of long latent memory. (3)
Report: Definitions and delimitations of psychological terms prepared by a committee of the American Psychological Association. (3)
Social Forces and International Ethics (1917) (2)
A COMMON-SENSE CALENDAR. (1918) (2)
Definitions and delimitations of psychological terms, III. (2)
Awareness and Behaviorism (1922) (2)
Taste sensations from uterine stimuli. (1)
Human psychology (lib. ed.). (1)
American Thought, from Puritanism to Pragmatism. (1)
The case of professor mecklin: Report of the committee of inquiry of the american philosophical association and the american psychological association (1)
James Mill and the later associationists. (1)
A Study of Purpose. II Purposive Activity in Organisms (1916) (1)
David Hartley and the earlier associationists. (1)
Physiology of the neuron. (1)
The Mechanics of Intelligence (1917) (1)
A Study of Purpose. III: The Role of Purpose in Nature (1916) (1)
Outline of a Psychological Standpoint (1927) (1)
Reply to Dr. Kantor. (1923) (1)
THE ORGANIC WORLD AND THE CAUSAL PRINCIPLE. (1930) (1)
Psychological literature: Music, speech and song. (1)
The Significance of Neural Adjustment. (1)
Purpose, Chance, and Other Perplexing Concepts (1916) (1)
Definitions and limitations of psychological terms, II. (1922) (1)
An Introduction to Experimental Psychology (1911) (0)
Succession of mental states. (0)
The Child and Childhood in Folk-Thought (1896) (0)
Nature and laws of association. (0)
Experimental studies of association. (0)
PSYCHOLOGY AS CONTRABAND. (1916) (0)
Elements of Physiological Psychology (1911) (0)
Secondary mental states (continued). (0)
Concerning American College of Chest Physicians. (1942) (0)
Structure of the nervous system. (0)
Language and thought. (0)
The senses: Sight. (0)
The associational analyses of mental states. (0)
Character and personality. (0)
The Fourth International Congress of Psychology. (0)
Organized mental life. (0)
The science of psychology. (0)
The senses (continued). (0)
Primary mental states (continued). (0)
Constructing a Technical Dictionary (1931) (0)
Outlines of Descriptive Psychology (1898) (0)
A Delayed Visual After-Effect (1929) (0)
Outline of Psychology (1923) (0)
Psychology as Science. (0)
The senses: Hearing and other senses. (0)
Operation of the nervous system. (0)
The fundamental functions of consciousness. (0)
Stimulation, adjustment, and response. (0)
SCIENCE AS CONTRABAND. (1917) (0)
The new psychology. (0)
Hipp chronoscope without springs (1917) (0)
Books Received (1921) (0)
Apparatus and experiments for the introductory course (0)
Colour and Colour Theories . By Christine Ladd-Franklin. New York, Harcourt Brace and Co. 1929. (1929) (0)
Psychology as Contraband (1916) (0)
The components of mental states. (0)
Four individual psychology article reviews. (0)
Colour and Colour Theories (1929) (0)
Discussion and reports: Eye movements and visual direction. (0)
Secondary mental states. (0)
Review of My life and friends: A psychologist's memories Recreations of a psychologist; and Hugo Münsterberg: His life and work. (0)
A Primer of Psychology (1898) (0)
Hibernation and Allied States in Animals. (1895) (0)
Memory and imagination. (0)
Summary of English associationism. (0)
Primary mental states. (0)
The neuro-terminal mechanism. (0)
Survey of the field. (0)
The Essentials of Psychology (1911) (0)

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