Fifty Years of Gestalt Psychology and Behaviorisrlz
Gestalt psychology in 1962
W. Kohler
pp. 3-6.
Gestalt psychology in Japan
K. Sato
pp. 7-10.
Zur Geschichte der Gestalttheorie in Deutschland
W.
Metzger
pp. 11-21.
A review of Gestalt studies in Japan Development of
studies on form perception
S. Nozawa & T.
Iritani
pp. 22-45.
Piaget's viewpoint of Gestalt psychology
T. Iritani
pp. 46-52.
Critical comments on Gestalt psychology
C. Hsi-Bang
pp. 53-58.
Behaviorism in Japan
S. Iwahara & O. Fujita
pp. 59-65.
Behavioral science and Oriental ethology
K. Sato
pp. 66.
The meeting of East and West on the Japanese scene
T.
Aria
pp. 67-70.
On the structure of iki One of beauty concepts particular
to the Japanese
T. Tsushima
pp. 71-73.
The study of 1Viaster Lin-chi I-hsuan (Rinzai Gigen)
C.-Y. Chang
pp. 74-81.
Putting the mind to the plantar core An application of
Zen practice to hygiene
J. Nikaido
pp. 82-85.
Science of Zazen
A. Kasamatsu & T. Hirai
pp. 86-91.
Some models of interaction of verbal and non-verbal systems
N.
Sakano
pp. 92-100.
Bias in interpersonal perception among sociometric
mutual choices
B.B.
Chatteree & Hariharan Nair
pp. 101-109.
Psychologia,
Vol. 6, No. 3 (1965)
On the peace of mind
S. Hisamatsu, K. Nishitani, R. DeMartino, H. Kataoka, K. Sato & S.
Toyomura
pp. 117-124.
Existential trends in American psychology
P. Nath
pp. 125-130.
Common factors between figural and phonetic symbolism
T.
Oyama & J. Haga
pp. 131-144.
A theory of color vision
Y. Shimizu
pp. 145-154.
A theory regarding the hypothetic existence of an individual
rhythm in the energetic expansion of thinking, feeling and acting
S. M.
Popescu
pp. 155-164.
Measures for helping the mentally retarded in Japan
Y.
Miki
pp. 165-170.
Professor Kan-ichi Tanaka (1882-1922) and his contribution
to educational measurement
S. Nakano
pp. 171-172.
Psychologia,
Vol. 6, No. 4 (1963)
Psychological activities in .Asian countries -Letters
front Asian colleagues (in Ceylon,China, Hongkong, India, Indonesia, Pakistan
and the Philippines)-
pp. 175-182.
On the peace of mind
S. Hisamatsu, K. Nishitani, R. DeMartino, H, Kataoka, K. Sato & S. Toyomura
pp. 183-186.
The Ishiguro technique -All intensive course of Zen
training-
K. Sato
pp.187-189.
Juvenile delinquency pattern by Rorschach ink-blots
A.
B. Ray
pp. 190-192.
Prolegomena to a psychology of signs : I. The symbolistic
revolution
J. B. Klee & H. G. Schrickel
pp. 193.
Comparison of time-error phenomena in different sense-modalities
S.
Inomata
pp. 107-206.
Comparison of time-error phenomena in different sense-modalities
S. Inomata
pp.207-214.
The role of eye movements in various forms of perception
N.
Sakano
pp. 215-227.