Bibliography for Albert P. Weiss

*Gatewood, M. C. & Weiss, A. P. (1930). Race and sex differences in newborn infants. Journal of Genetic Psychology, 38, 20-30.

*Irwin, O. C. & Weiss, A. P. (1930). A note on mass activity in newborn infant. Journal of Genetic Psychology, 38, 20-30.

*Renshaw, S. & Weiss, A. P. (1926). Apparatus for measuring changes in bodily posture. American Journal of Psychology, 37, 261-267.

Weiss, A. P. (1911). On methods of mental measurement, especially in school and college. Journal of Educational Psychology, 2, 555-568.

Weiss, A. P. (1914). A modified slide rule and the index method in individual measurements. Journal of Educational Psychology, 5, 511-524.

*Weiss, A. P. (1916). Apparatus and experiments on sound intensity. Psychological Monographs, 22(3), 1-59 (+ plates).

Weiss, A. P. (1916). Purkinje demonstration.. Psychological Bulletin, 13, 442-447.

Weiss, A. P. (1916). Pendulum and interval timer. Psychological Review, 23, 508-516.

Weiss, A. P. (1917). Preliminary report on the relative intensity of successive simultaneous ascending and descending tones. Psychological Review, 24, 154-158.

Weiss, A. P. (1917). The focal variator. Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2, 106-113.

*Weiss, A. P. (1917). A limen color mixer. American Journal of Psychology, 28, 409-418.

Weiss, A. P. (1917). Relation between structural and behavior psychology. Psychological Review, 24, 301-317.

Weiss, A. P. (1917). Relation between functional and behavior psychology. Psychological Review, 24, 353-368.

Weiss, A. P. (1918). The tone intensity reaction. Psychological Review, 25, 50-80.

*Weiss, A. P. (1918). Conscious behavior. Journal of Philosophy, Psychology, and Scientific Methods, 15, 631-641.

**Weiss, A. P. (1918). Consciousness and the Unconscious. Psychological Bulletin, 15, 9-12.

**Weiss, A. P. (1919). Consciousness and the Unconscious. Psychological Bulletin, 16, 9-12.

Weiss, A. P. (1919). The mind and the man-within. Psychological Review, 26, 327-334.

*Weiss, A. P. (1919). The relation between physiological psychology and behavior psychology. Journal of Philosophy, Psychology, and Scientific Methods, 16, 626-634.

Weiss, A. P. (1922). Discussion: The Stimulus Error. Journal of Experimental Psychology, 5, 223-226.

Weiss, A. P. (1922). Behavior and the Central Nervous System. Psychological Review, 29, 329-344.

*Weiss, A. P. (1924). Behaviorism and behavior, I. Psychological Review, 31, 32-50.

*Weiss, A. P. (1924). Behaviorism and behavior, II. Psychological Review, 31, 118-149.

Weiss, A. P. (1925). One set of postulates for a behavioristic psychology. Psychological Review, 32, 83-87.

Weiss, A. P. (1925). Purposive striving as a fundamental category of psychology. Psychological Review, 32, 171-177.

*Weiss, A. P. (1925). Linguistics and psychology. Language, 1, 52-57.

*Weiss, A. P. (1925). A Theoretical Basis of Human Behavior. Columbus, OH: R. G. Adams & Co.

*Weiss, A. P. (1926). Dr. Davies on "Mechanism, meaning and teleology in behavior." American Journal of Psychology, 37, 450-459.

*Weiss, A. P. (1926). A set of postulates for social psychology. Journal of Abnormal & Social Psychology, 21, 203-211.

Weiss, A. P. (1927). The psychological laboratory of Ohio State University. Journal of Experimental Psychology, 10, 434-445.

*Weiss, A. P. (1927). Mr. Grundlach on "some difficulties with Weiss's behavioristic postulates.". American Journal of Psychology, 38, 669.

*Weiss, A. P. (1928). [Review of the book Speech: Its function and development by Grace Andrus DeLaguna]. Language, 4, 33-38.

*Weiss, A. P. (1928). Feelings and emotion as forms of behavior. In M. L. Reymert (Ed.), Feelings and Emotions: The Wittenberg Symposium (ch. 13, pp. 170-192). Worcester, MA: Clark University Press.

*Weiss, A. P. (1928). Behaviorism and ethics. Journal of Abnormal & Social Psychology, 22, 388-397.

Weiss, A. P. (1929). Bridgman's new vision of science. Scientific Monthly, 29, 506-514.

Weiss, A. P. (1929). Some succor for Professor Kuo. Psychological Review, 36, 254-255.

Weiss, A. P. (1929). The measurement of infant behavior. Psychological Review, 36, 453-471.

Weiss, A. P. (1929). A Theoretical Basis of Human Behavior (2nd ed.). Columbus, OH: R. G. Adams & Co.

Weiss, A. P. (1930). Gundlach's four sources of confusion in psychological theorizing. Psychological Review, 37, 91-92.

*Weiss, A. P. (1930). The biosocial standpoint in psychology. In C. Murchison (Ed.), Psychologies of 1930 (ch. 15, pp. 301-306). Worcester, MA: Clark University Press.

Weiss, A. P. (1931). Solipsism in psychology. Psychological Review, 38, 474-486.

*Weiss, A. P. (1932). Value as an objective problem for psychology. Journal of Abnormal & Social Psychology, 27, 111-129.

*Weiss, A. P. & Lauer, A. R. (1930). Psychological Principles of Automotive Driving. The Ohio State University Studies. Graduate School Series. Contributions in Psychology, Number 11. Columbus, OH: The Ohio State University.

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**Note: This is not an error. There are two different articles, both in the same journal, one year apart, with the same title and even the same page numbers, double-checked against the original source.