Psycchologia,
Vol. 3, No.1 (1960)
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Prof. Edward C. Tolman
K. Sato
pp. 1.
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Studies in Japan related to Prof. Tolman's viewpoint
T.
Hirano
pp. 2-6.
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Japanese studies on the so-called geometrical optical
illusions
T. Oyama
pp. 7-20.
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Discrimination reversal as a function of degree of
original learning
S. Iwahara & T. Sugimura
pp. 21-26.
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Speech development of infants - analysis of speech sound
by sonagraph -
J. Murai
pp. 27-36.
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A new tentative theory of visual space perception
T.
Nishi
pp. 37-40.
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Experimental study on the declining process of the form
field
- the field after figure disappearance -
M. Uchiyama
pp. 41-49.
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The contribution of Georg Wilhelm Groddeck on Zen Buddhism
and psychiatry
P. Weisz
pp. 48-57.
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Personality of Danton and Robespierre
Y. Maki
pp. 58-59.
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An attempt to condition finger reaction to visual stimuli
J.
Kuroda
pp. 60-61.
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Psychologia,
Vol. 3 No. 2 (1960)
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Editorial
pp. 63-64.
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On the proper consciousness (固有意識 Koyu-ishiki)
T. Chiba
pp. 65-72.
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Stereopsychology and Studies on K'AN, founded by Ryo
Kuroda
N. Otsuka
pp. 73-79.
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Comments on Zen
K. Nishida
pp. 80-81.
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On the conversation with Dr. Hisamatsu
C.G. Jung
pp. 82.
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On the psychological studies of Zen
H. Tanabe
pp. 83-84.
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Affinities between Zen and analytical psychology
J.
Kirsch
pp. 85-91.
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Discussion on Morita therapy
H. Kawai & K. Kondo
pp. 92-99.
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Psychotherapeutic observations on the Zen discipline
-one point of view-
E.
Decker
pp. 100-112.
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Karen Horney's concept of human motivation
N.J.
Levy
pp. 113-118.
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The study of religion and culture through the total psychoanalysis
of the individuals
D.S. Nand
pp. 119-130.
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A note on "the International Directory of Psychologists"
T. Kambe & K.
Sato
pp. 131-133.
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Psychologia,
Vol. 3, No. 3 (1960)
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Japanese studies on animal behavior in the last decade
R. Motoyoshi & S. Iwahara
pp. 135-148.
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The adaptation mechanism viewed from the behavior of
animal: A biochemical and physiological analysis (I)
S.
Nakanishi
pp. 149-158.
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The effect of buzzer-shock upon the predictive behavior
in a two-choice situation
M. Nagamachi
pp.159-164.
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Cognitive controls as determinants of learning and remembering
R.W. Gardner & R.I. Long
pp. 165-171.
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Some characteristics of pupils with consistent and inconsistent
vocational choice
P. Mehta
pp. 172-177.
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The effects of abstinence from food and water upon psychological
processes A somato-psychological study of prolonged complete starvation
Y.
Murao
pp. 178-187.
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Communal loneliness
C.E. Moustakas
pp.188-190.
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The effect of hue and brightness on the depth perception
in normal and color-blind subjects
T. Oyama
pp. 191-194.
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Psychologia,
Vol. 3, No. 4 (1960)
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Zen in play therapy
M. Miyamoto
pp. 197-207.
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Dialogue between Martin Buber & Carl
Rogers
pp. 208-221.
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study of acceleration phenomena in Japan
A. Sawada,
T. Amano & Y. Maeda
pp. 222-233.
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Fox possession : the function of social prejudice originating
- from primitive belief
A. Nomura
pp. 234-242.
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Psychological studies and activities in marketing research
M.
Makita & H.
Kaneko
pp. 243-245.
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Rorschach responses of individuals sensitive to induced
stress by extreme perceptual-motor conflict
C.H. Ammons & R.B.
Ammons
pp. 246-253.
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Impressions of my visit round the world
K. Sato
pp. 254-255.
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Impressions of American psychology
T. Umemato
pp. 256-257.
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