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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 81 - Issue 332 - January 1935

Part II.—Reviews

New Treasure: A Study of the Psychology of Love. By The Earl of Lytton. London: George Allen & Unwin, Ltd., 1934. Pp. 188. Price 5s. net.

Sex and Revolution. By Alec Craig. London: George Allen & Unwin, Ltd., 1934. Pp. 144. Price 4s. 6d. net.

1. Anatomy and Physiology

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

Experimental Lesions of the Pyramidal Tract. (Arch. Neur. and Psychiat., vol. xxxii, p. 778, Oct.,1934.) Marshall, C.

On Emotional Expression after Decortication, with some Remarks on Certain Theoretical Views.—Part II. (Psychol. Rev., vol. xli, p. 424, Sept., 1934) Bard, P.

Effects of Experimental Lesions of the Posterior Columns in Macacus rhesus Monkeys. (Brain, vol. Ivii, p. 307, Oct., 1934.) Ferraro, A., and Barrera, S. E.

Localization of the Centre for Taste Sensation [Die Lokalisation des Geschmackszentrum]. (Acta Psychiat. et Near., vol. ix, p. 85, 1934.) Marcus, H.

The Mechanism of the Nervous Discharge of Adrenaline. (Journ. Physiol., vol. lxxxi, pp. 286-304. Feldberg. W. Minz. B., and Tsudzimura. H.

The Influence of Prolonged Carbohydrate Feeding upon the Activity of the Higher Nervous System in the Dog. (Arch. sci. biol. [U.S.S.R.], vol. xxxiii, pp. 81–95, 1933.) Brandhendler, V. S., and Muzuikantov, V. A.

The Influence of Prolonged Carbohydrate and Fat Feeding on the Activity of the Higher Nervous System in Dogs. (Arch. sci. biol. [U.S.S.R.], vol. xxxiii, pp. 97–105.) Malikman, I. V.

The Regulation of Blood Flow through the Brain.—I. (Arch. Exper. Path. Pharmakol., vol. clxxv, pp. 606–39, 1934.) Schneider, M., and Schneider, Dietrich

II. The Effect of Various Substances upon the Blood Flow through the Brain. (Ibid., pp. 640–64.)

Experimental Studies, Old and New, on Menstrual Toxin. (Journ. Compar. Psychol., vol. xviii, p. 113, August, 1934.) Macht, D. I., and Davis, M. E.

2. Psychology and Psychopathology

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

Constructive Apraxia: Psychological Views on the Conception of Space. (Journ. of Nerv, and Ment. Dis., vol. lxxx, p. 645, Dec, 1934) van der Horst, L.

Stuttering and the Concept of Handedness. (Psychol. Rev., vol. li, p. 534, Nov., 1934.) Travis, L. E., and Johnson, W.

The Influence of Differential Motivation on Delayed Reactions in Monkeys. (Journ. of Compar. Psychol., vol. xviii, p. 75, Aug., 1934.) Maslow, A. H., and Groshong, E.

Studies in Rational Behaviour and Emotional Excitement. (Journ. of Compar. Psychol., vol. xviii, p. 1, Aug., 1934.) Patrick, J. R.

Studies in Rational Behaviour and Emotional Excitement.—II. (Journ. of Compar. Psychol., vol. xviii, p. 153, Oct., 1934.) Patrick, J. R.

The Rôles of the Situation and Adrenaline in the Induction of Emotion. (Amer. Journ. Psychol., vol. xlvi, p. 568, Nov., 1934.) Cantril, H.

The Relation of Emotion to Sex, Primogeniture and Disease. (Amer. Journ. Psychol., vol. xlvi, p. 590, Nov., 1934.) Stratton, G. M.

The Concept of Measurement in the Physical and Psychological Sciences [El concepto de medida en las ciencias fisicas y psicolôgicas]. (Arch, de Neurobiol., vol. xiv, p. 15, 1934) Zaragüeta, J.

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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 81 - Issue 332 - January 1935

Part II.—Reviews

1. Anatomy and Physiology

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature

2. Psychology and Psychopathology

Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature