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• Howard Andrew Knox and the origins of performance testing on Ellis Island, 1912-1916

  John T E Richardson•History of Psychology•2003

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• A coarse and clumsy tool

  Katharine S Milar•History of Psychology•1999

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• Bringing history to life

  David M Boynton, Laurence D Smith•History of Psychology•2006

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• An untrained eye

  David Sweeney Coombs•History and Technology•2012

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• Ink Blots or Profile Plots

  Open Access•Roderick D Buchanan•Science Technology & Human Values•1997

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• The community of ideas of Indians

  Thomas R Garth•Psychological Review•1927

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• Intelligence, personality, and interests

  Phillip L Ackerman, Eric D Heggestad•Psychological Bulletin•1997

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• Memory span

  A B Blankenship•Psychological Bulletin•1938

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• Psychological progress in 1910

  Edward Franklin Buchner•Psychological Bulletin•1911

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• Factors conditioning motor speed and tempo

  J P Foley•Psychological Bulletin•1937

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• Personality and character tests

  Mark A May, Hugh Hartshorne et al.•Psychological Bulletin•1928

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• Visual apprehension and perception in reading

  Miles A Tinker•Psychological Bulletin•1929

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• Working Memory and Intelligence

  Phillip L Ackerman, Margaret E Beier et al.•Psychological Bulletin•2005

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• Logical learning and retention

  E L Welborn, Horace B English et al.•Psychological Bulletin•1937

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• The present status of the Binet scale of tests for the measurement of intelligence

  Edmund B Huey•Psychological Bulletin•1912

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• Conscious and unconscious mentation from the psychoanalytic viewpoint

  Trigant Burrow•Psychological Bulletin•1912

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• Out of the Inkwell

  Open Access•Morris Krugman•Journal of Personality•1940

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• The Reliability of the Identification of the Human Voice

  Frances McGehee•The Journal of General Psychology•1937

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• The Influence of Caffeine and Other Factors on Certain Phenomena of Rote Learning

  Clark L Hull•The Journal of General Psychology•1935

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• An Investigation of the Response Mechanism of the Size-Weight Illusions

  Morton Werber, David J King•The Journal of General Psychology•1962

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• Individual Differences in Motor Skills

  Robert Holmes Seashore•The Journal of General Psychology•1930

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• The Mirror Drawing Experiment

  R H Waters, R H Sheppard et al.•The Journal of General Psychology•1952

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• An Experimental Study of the Relationship between Speed and Mental Ability

  Ross A Mcfarland•The Journal of General Psychology•1930

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• A Study of the Comparative Effect on Retention of Mythological and Factual Prose

  JAMES S WITZIG•The Journal of General Psychology•1956

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• The Relative Legibility of the Letters, the Digits, and of Certain Mathematical Signs

  Miles A Tinker•The Journal of General Psychology•1928

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• Perceptual learning

  James J Gibson, Eleanor J Gibson•Psychological Review•1955

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• “Pure” versus “Applied” Psychology

  Open Access•Roger K Thomas•The Psychological Record•2022

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• What Is a Tachistoscope? Historical Explorations of an Instrument

  Open Access•Ruth Benschop•Science in Context•1998

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• The comparative fatigability of normal and mentally deficient children

  Harriett L Valentiner•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1941

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• The Rorschach test and suggestibility

  Ira M Steisel•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1952

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