| Psycchologia,
Vol. 14, No.1 (1971) |
| Editorial: From the cosmic perspective pp. 1-2. |
| EEG alpha feedback and subjective states of consciousness:
Subject's introspective overview D. Kiefer pp. 3-14. |
| Kyoto and university student suicide M. Iga pp. 15-23. |
| Experimenter's hypothesis confirmation as determinant
of experimental results among Japanese experimenters and subjects Y. Uno, R.D. Frager, K. Takashima & R. Rosemthal pp. 24-30. |
| The effects of response meaningfulness and overlearning
on re-pairing tasks K. Yamagata pp. 31-38. |
| Influence of teacher training on student's values K. Sato pp. 39-43. |
| Induced goals as determinants of verbal learning B. De & R. Singh pp. 44-46. |
| An open letter to the American Biofeedback Research Society D. Kiefer pp. 47-49. |
| Celebrating the seventy-eight birhday of Prof. Sadaji
Takagi B. Yagi & S. Torii pp. 50-51. |
| Psychologia,
Vol. 14, No. 2 (1971) |
| Values of Indian, American, and Japanese university
students R.W. Kilby pp. 53-66. |
| What is mu? D. Kiefer pp. 67-70. |
| Zen enlightenment without a teacher: The case of Mrs.
Courtois, an American T. Ikemoto pp. 71-76. |
| Progress of Japanese studies in verbal learning and
memory T. Umemoto pp. 77-82. |
| Free recall learning and cognitive development in children R. Yukawa pp. 83-90. |
| The relation between reactive inhibition and reminiscence K. Koga pp. 91-96. |
| Effects of intervening tasks in free recall and paired-associates
learning M. Mitsuda pp. 97-105. |
| Psycholinguistics in a cross-cultural context B.M. Young pp. 106-111. |
| Dr. Megumi Imada (1894-1970), his life and work H. Imada & Y. Kotake pp. 112-113. |
| Psychologia,
Vol. 14, No. 3-4 (1971) |
| In memory of Dr. Koji - His life and work R. Osaka pp. 116-122. |
| A memory of Koji Sato G.M. Haslerud pp. 123-125. |
| Messages in memory of Professor Doctor Koji Sato W. Metzger, G. Murphy, J. Nuttin & R.W. Russell pp.126-128. |
| From pure to applied behavioral science P. Fraisse pp. 129-130. |
| Muller's theory of the specific energies of the sensory
nerves W.M. O'Neil pp. 131-135. |
| Environmental quality and behavioral adjustment R.M. Russell pp. 136-147. |
| The partners that cannot be divorced: Psychology and
philosophy P.A. Bertocci pp.148-152. |
| Effect of intercultural contact and international stance
on attitude change toward host nationals K.H. David pp. 153-157. |
| Social attitudes among Japanese and American teenagers:
II. Boys S. Inomata & E. McGinnies pp. 158-169. |
| Scores on two intelligence tests and season of birth V. Mohan & J. Mohan pp. 170-174. |
| Sex-role preference in children as a function of birth
space R.C. Dixit pp. 175-178. |
| Effects of attitudes and sex on clairvoyance and precognition
performance P.O. Peretti pp. 179-183. |
| Immediate recall as a function of frequency of word usage
(count): A replication R.R. Borude pp. 184-187. |
| Pseudo mind-expansion through psychedelics and brain-wave-programming
versus true mind-expansion through life conditioning to the absolute A.R. Gilbert pp. 187-192. |
| Effects of drug-state changes upon starting and running
responses in a straight runway in shock-motivated rats S. Iwahara & T. Takahashi pp. 193-199. |
| Eye movements in relation to mental activity of problem-solving A. Nakano pp. 200-207. |
| Relation between time and space as field forces M. Abbe pp. 208-212. |
| A memory of Prof. C. H. Graham in Japan M. Akita pp. 213-216 |