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{"created":"2022-01-31T13:41:09.760341+00:00","id":"lit13675","links":{},"metadata":{"contributors":[{"name":"Titchener, Eduard B.","role":"author"}],"detailsRefDisplay":"Worcester: Oliver B. Wood","fulltext":[{"file":"a0001.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"THE\nPsychological Laboratory\nOF\nCORNELL UNIVERSITY.\n1900.\nI. The Equipment op the Laboratory.\nII. PUBLICATIONS BY STUDENTS OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL Department, 1892-1900.\nWORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS :\nOLIVER B. WOOD,\nCORNER FOSTER AND COMMERCIAL STREETS.","page":0},{"file":"a0003introduction.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"PREFACE.\nThe following list of instruments and appliances represents the actual equipment of the Cornell psychological laboratory at the time of publication. Such a list is out of date almost as soon as printed; but the omission of a few newly arrived pieces does not, after all, impair its general value. We issue it in the hope that this value will be real and substantial. Every instrument named in the list has been thoroughly tested, and, as we have no mechanician attached to the laboratory, tested for the most part in the form in which it left the manufacturer\u2019s hands. We are thus, by force of circumstances, peculiarly well qualified to advise whether upon the equipment of a new laboratory or upon the acquisition of \u2018 standard \u2019 pieces by one already established.\nThe arrangement of the list is largely arbitrary. An investigation under any one of the headings would involve the use of apparatus from various other headings. A great many instruments entered early in the list (e. g., under Sensation) might well have been re-entered later on (e. g., under Attention). But this simply means that the equipment of a laboratory is an organized whole, and not a congeries of separate appliances. It is the very fact of listing, not the plan of this special list, that implies an arbitrary arrangement.\nWhere two names follow the name of an instrument, the first is that of the inventor, and the second that of the maker. In no case do the prices include the cost of carriage. The price given for home-made pieces is the price of materials only, the work having been done in the laboratory.\nFor further information regarding the laboratory the reader is referred to articles in Mind, July, 1898; N. S., VII, 311-331, and The Amer. Jour, of Psych., Jan., 1900; XI, 251-265, from the latter of which this list is in the main reprinted.\nE. B. T.","page":0},{"file":"p0001.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"g r\nEXPLANATION OF PLAN.\nA.\tHering indirect vision color-mixer (B, III, 15).\nB.\tFall-phonometer (A, II, 5).\nC.\tCurtains, for destroying echo.\nD.\tEllis-Helmholtz harmonical (A, III, 19).\nE', E\". Compressed air-tank and air-pump (A, III, 46).\nF.\tArm-movement apparatus (C, III, 37).\nG.\tPhotometer bar (B, II, 17).\nH.\tArc-light projection lantern (B, VII, ni, 112).\nJ.\tGround glass projection screen (B, VII, 113).\nK.\tTinned-iron rheostat (H, I, 14: now also in Optics and Acoustics rooms).\nVarnishing tray, etc. (E, III, 33).\n. Chronograph and controls (E, III, 31).","page":1},{"file":"p0002.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"V~> S3a~i3Hs xoog\n>\ncc\nO\nE\nO\nffl\n<\nJ\ni\nV\n3\nO\n-J\n0\n1\nU\n>-\nw\nQ.","page":2},{"file":"p0003.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"PSYCHOLOGICAL LABORATORY.\nA. Physiological and Psychological Acoustics.\nI.\tAnatomy and Physiology of the Auditory Organ.\n1.\tLarge clastic model of human ear. Auzoux.\tFr. 200.00\n2.\tTwo large plaster models of internal ear of man. Ste-\ngen\tMk. 20.00\n3.\tMechanical model of drum-skin and ossicles. Helm-\nholtz. Jung.\tMk. 5O.0V\nSee also H, III and IV.\nII.\tAuditory Sensation : Intensity.\n4.\tAcoumeter. Politzer. Meyrowitz.\t$2.75\n5.\tTriple fall-phonometer. Titchener. Willyoung.\t$50.00\n6.\tQuadruple sound-pendulum. Titchener. Francis.\t$100.00\n7.\tBrass piston-whistle for demonstrating proper tone of\nauditory passages. Vs. 1,024-4,096, in semitones.\nWillyoung.\t$5-\u00b0\u00b0\nIII.\tAuditory Sensation : Quality and Clang-tint.\n8.\tModel of piano key-board, with attachments showing\ndirect clang-relationship. After Mach. Made in\nIthaca.\t$3'\u00b0\u00b0\n9.\tCollection of instruments for study of clang-tint : 5\nmouth-harmonicas, 1 pan-pipes, 3 jewsharps, 3 whistles, i bagpipes, 3 ocharinas, 2 oboes, 3 cymbals.\t$7.50\n10.\tBellows-table, with regulator, wind-chest and key-\nboard for 13 pipes. Koenig. Kohl.\tMk. 400.00\n11.\t9 open wooden pipes, with manometric attachments,\nfor use with above: c-c1 (c1 duplicated). Koenig.\nKohl.\tca. Mk. 60.00\n12.\tWind-chest with 2 valves, standard for 2 manometric\nflames, and rotating mirror. Koenig. Kohl. ca. Mk. 120.00\n13.\t9 galvanized iron open pipes : c^-c2. Made to order.\t$10.00\n14.\tBellows-table for 3 reed-boxes. Appunn.\tMk. 120.00\n15.\tReed-box, vs. 512-1024 (unit of diff. 4 vs.). Appunn. Mk. 350.00\n16.\tReed-box,with musical intervals, 400-800 vs. Appunn. Mk. 150.00\n17.\tReed-box, giving 9 overtones of C of 64 vs. Appunn. Mk. 70.00\n18.\tReed-box, C of 64 vs. Appunn.\tMk. 24.00","page":3},{"file":"p0004.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"4\nCORNELL UNIVERSITY\n19-\n22.\n23-\n24.\n25-\n26.\n27.\n28.\n29. 3\u00b0-\n31-\n32-\n33-\n34-\n35-\n36.\n39-\n40.\n41.\n42.\n43-\n44-\n45-46.\n47-\n48.\n49-\n50.\n51-\n52-\n53-\n54-\n55-\n56.\n57-\nHarmonical, giving 24 overtones of C of 64 vs., and 16 of c of 128 vs. Ellis. Moore.\nSquare piano. Bought in Ithaca.\nDifferential sonometer, with key and weights. Mar-loye. Koenig.\nSimple sonometer, with weights. Gillis & Gleeson.\n12\tforks on resonance-boxes : c-e 3. Koenig.\n4 forks on resonance-boxes : dx-b L Koenig.\na1 fork on resonance-box, official French standard. Koenig.\n2 c-forks, 128 vs., with riders: Appunn.\n4 forks (c1, e1, g1, c2) on resonance-boxes. Appunn.\n7\tforks (800-801 vs.) on resonance-boxes. Appunn.\n33 forks (2,048-49,152 vs.). Appunn.\n11 forks (2,000-45,000),with sliding resonator and ear-tube. Kessel. Appunn.\nc2 fork (512 vs.). Blake. Meyrowitz.\n\u2018Universal\u2019 fork, giving semitones. Ziegler.\n2 c2-forks.\teach\n2 a Lforks.\teach\nLarge fork, 16-25 vs. (Cj-G^). Koenig.\n8\tforks, 3,840-4,096 vs. (b*-c6), in case, with tripod-stand. Koenig.\nElectro-magnetic fork, c2. Koenig.\nElectro-magnetic fork, wet contact. 50 vs. Petzold.\nElectro-magnetic fork. 50 vs. Chicago Laboratory Supply Co.\nElectro-magnetic fork. 100 vs. Koenig.\n2 electro-magnetic forks,\ta1.\tKohl.\teach\n2\telectro-magnetic forks,\tc1.\tKohl.\teach\n13\twire forks, 8-56 vs., on resonance handles. Appunn.\n14\tcylindrical resonators. Koenig.\n13 Quincke\u2019s tubes. Ziegler.\nApparatus for continuous tone-change : table, 2 cylinders, variator, 4 flasks,\tcompressed air-tank, air-\npump. Stern. Oehmke.\tca.\nGalton whistle. Koenig.\nTone-tester (differential pitch-pipe). Gilbert. Will-young.\nSiren, with four rows of holes and counter. Dove. Kohl.\nPendulum,with small fork, for demonstration of tonal after-image. Sanford. Willyoung.\n3\tbows, set of piano-hammers, rubber-headed mallet, duplicate rubber hammer, etc., for actuating forks.\nSteel vibrator, 4-24 vs. Appunn.\nXylophone, 2 octaves ; with four strikers.\nElectric phonograph, with 6-way tube, brass horn, speaker, recorder, 16 records, 42 blank cylinders, etc. Edison. Nat. Phonograph Co.\nFoot-bellows for actuating galvanized iron pipes. Eimer & Amend.\njC 10.0.0\t\n$100.00\t\nEr.\t112.00\n\t$3-75\nFr.\t485.00\nFr.\t140.00\nFr.\t35-oo\nMk.\t70.00\nMk.\t70.00\nMk.\t96.00\nMk.\t170.00\nMk.\t60.00\n\t$1.50\n\t$1.10\n\t$ -25\n\t$ .30\nFr.\t300.00\nFr.\t340.00\nFr.\t100.00\nMk.\t80.00\n\t$20.00\nFr.\t100.00\nMk.\t35-oo\nMk.\t40.00\nMk.\t130.00\nFr.\t380.00\n\t$2.00\n$100.00 Fr. 20.00\n$6.00\nMk. 85.00\n$16.00\n$15.00 Mk. 15.00 $1.50\n$95.00\n$8.00\nIV. Auditory Perception, Memory, etc.\n2 simple metronomes. Petzold.\teach Mk. 7.50\nSimple metronome. Willyoung.\t$3-75","page":4},{"file":"p0005.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"PSYCHOLOGICAL LABORATORY.\n5\n58.\tMetronome with mercury contacts. Kronecker. Pet-\nzold.\t_\tMk. 36.00\n59.\tInterrupter-clock, cased. Baltzar. Zimmermann. Mk. 170.00\n60.\t2 telephone snappers (pony receivers). Queen, each\t$ .90\n61.\tTime-sense disc (Meumann, old pattern),with attach-\nments to Petzold kymograph. Zimmermann.\n[New pattern : Mk. 280.00]\n62.\t4 (old pattern) and 6 (new pattern) contacts, with 4\ncontact-radii, for time-sense disc. Zimmermann.\neach Mk. io.ooto 21.00\n63.\tLocalization of sound apparatus. Titchener. Michigan\nApp. Co.\t$16.00\nV. Charts, etc.\n64.\t2 modulator charts. Silver, Burdette & Co.\n65.\t2 charts, showing differences of temperament, and vi-\nbration ratios of medical intervals. Made in Ithaca. Framed.\n66.\tChart to illustrate Ellis Harmonica!. Framed.\n67.\tTableau g\u00e9n\u00e9ral des nombres des vibrations de la s\u00e9n\u00e9\ndes sons musicaux. Koenig. Framed.\nSee also H, IV.\ni.\n3-\n4-\n5-\n6.\n7-\n8.\n9-\n10.\n11.\n12.\nL3-\n14.\n15-\n16.\n17-\n18.\n19-\nB. Physiological and Psychological Optics.\nI.\tAnatomy and Physiology of the Visual Organs.\nLarge clastic model of human eye. Auzoux. Ophthalmotrope. Helmholtz. Krille.\nTwo dissections of eye of bullock.\nTest-cards for astigmatism. Green. Queen. Test for acuity of vision. Thomson. Queen.\nSee also H, III and IV.\nFr. 75.00 Mk. 64.00\nl5-oo\nfi-5\u00b0\nII.\tVisual Sensation : Intensity.\nWorking model of photometer. Bunsen. Gillis & Gleeson.\nLarge photometer. Bunsen. Made in Ithaca. Spectrophotometer. Cambridge Instr. Co. Episkotister. Krille.\n\u2666Episkotister. Krille.1\n$1.70 $20.00 ^150.0 Mk. 25.00 Mk. 15.00\nIII.\tVisual Sensation: Quality.\n3 electrical color-mixers. Zimmermann.\teach\n3 electrical color-mixers. Made in Ithaca. Porter motor.\teach\n3 clock-work color-mixers. Krille, new model, each Electrical color-mixer, adjustable during rotation.\nMarbe. Zimmermann.\nIndirect vision color-mixer. Hering. Rothe. Mechanical demonstration color-mixer. Wundt. Krille.\nElectrical demonstration color-mixer. Elbridge El. Co.\nColor-mixer. Lambert. Made in Ithaca. Pseudoptics. M\u00fcnsterberg. Bradley.\nMk. 30.00\nfl-5\u00b0\nMk. 75.00\nMk. 240.00 Mk. 147.00\nMk. 140.00\n$30.00\n$3.00\n$5.00\n1 The asterisk denotes that the instrument is not the property of the laboratory.","page":5},{"file":"p0006.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"6\nCORNELL UNIVERSITY\n20.\n21.\n22.\n23-\n24.\n25-\n26.\n27.\n28.\n29. 3\u00b0-\n31-\n32-\n33-\n34-\n35-\n36.\n39-\n40.\n41.\n42.\n43-\n44.\n45-\n46.\n47-\n48.\n49-\n50.\n5i-\n24 doz. color discs. Hering. Rothe.\n(1)\t11 cm. diam., per doz.\tpf. 30 to\t65\n(2)\t20 cm. diam., per doz.\tpf. 80 to Mk. 1.90\n12 doz. color-discs. Wundt. Zimmermann. 2 sizes. Mk. 17.25 12 demonstration color-discs, 60 cm. diam. Wundt.\nKrille.\tMk. 35.00\nFull set colored and gray papers. Bradley. Prang.\n100 discs, illustrating \u2018 spectrum top.\u2019 Ives, and\nmade in Ithaca.\tca.\t$15.00\n2\tdoz. skeleton discs, for gelatines. Zimmermann, ca. Mk. 5.00\n3\tsets gelatine sheets. Kirschmann. Krille. Zim-\nmermann.\tca. Mk. 12.00\n12 pupils\u2019 color-tops. Bradley.\t$\t.50\nDouble-axle mechanical color-mixer. Zimmermann. Mk. 65.00 Spectrum chart. 'Framed. Prang.\t$1.00\nChart of pure spectrum scales.\tFramed. Bradley.\t$\t.50\nStandard of color. Prang.\t$\t.50\nIceland spar. Ziegler.\t$\t.50\nFull set gray papers. Hering. Rothe.\t[Out of print.]\nIV. Visual Sensation : Contrast, Color-blindness, etc.\nDemonstration after-image apparatus. Wundt. Krille.\nStroboscope, with 12 photographic strips. Anschiitz.\nKohl.\tca.\nArtificial waterfall. Bowditch. Made in Ithaca.\n6 double stroboscopic discs. Stampfer. Trentsensky. Wall-campimeter. Ca. 4x2m. Black and white surfaces. Made in Ithaca.\nPerimeter. Badal. Queen.\n5\tgray screens to III. 15, q. v.\n12 demonstration contrast cards. Made in Ithaca.\n6\tcontrast discs. Helmholtz. Made in Ithaca.\n500 colored paper-rings. Hailmann. Bradley. Screens and discs for quantitative determination of\nbrightness contrast. Made in Ithaca. Test-worsteds for color-blindness. Galton. Cambridge Instr. Co.\n100 worsteds. Holmgren. Queen.\nInstrument for testing color-blindness. Hering. Rothe.\nBinocular color mixer. Hering. Rothe. Simultaneous contrast apparatus. Hering. Rothe. Mirror contrast apparatus. Hering. Rothe. Binocular shading apparatus. Hering. Rothe.\nMk.\t6O.OO\nMk.\t21.00\n\t$4.00\nFI.\t3.00\n\t$10.00 $17-5\u00b0\n$ -40\n^3-10.0 $6.00\nMk. 100.00 Mk. 32.00 Mk. 50.00 Mk. 28.00 Mk. 48.00\nV. Visual Perception.\n52.\tApparatus for testing relative legibility of words and\nletters. Made in Ithaca.\t$10.00\n53.\tPrinted -words and letters for use with above. Wood.\t$2.00\n54.\tScreen for demonstration of Disting\u2019s law of eye-\nmovement. Ca. 2.25 x3 m. Made in Ithaca.\t$15.00\n55.\tInstrument for estimation of angles. Galton. Cam-\nbridge Instr. Co.\t\u00a32.0.0\n56.\tBye-measurement screen. M\u00fcnsterberg. Elbs.\t$22.00\n57.\tEye-measurement screen. Made in Ithaca.\t$8.00\n58.\tCards for optical illusion. Knox & Watanabe.\n59.\t6 wire-models, showing Miiller-Dyer illusion.\t$1.00","page":6},{"file":"p0006s0001.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"LECTURE ROOM, NORTH.","page":0},{"file":"p0007.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"PSYCHOLOGICAL LABORATORY.\n7\n60.\tWheatstone stereoscope and telestereoscope. Sanford\nmodel. Whitney.\n61.\tTropostereoscope. Ludwig. Petzold.\tMk.\n62.\tAlbum des centres nerveux. Debierre and Doumer.\nAlcan.\tFr.\n63.\tMirror pseudoscope. Stratton. Made in Ithaca.\n64.\tPseudoscope. Michigan App. Co.\n65.\tPerspectoscope. Perspecto Mfg. Co.\n66.\tHand stereoscope (Perfecscope). Underwood.\n67.\tHand stereoscope (stereoscope model). Petzold. Mk.\n68.\t36 stereoscopic slides, with explanatory text. Mar-\ntius-Matzdorff. Eckenrath.\tMk.\n69.\t12 stereoscopic slides, illustrating lustre. Martius-\nMatzdorff. Eckenrath.\tMk.\n70.\t18 selected stereoscopic slides. Jarvis, etc.\n71.\t8 stereoscopic lunar photographs. De la Rue. Petzold. Mk.\n72.\t10 selected stereoscopic slides for study of distance\nin inverted landscape. Braun, etc.\n73.\t24 diagrammatic slides, after Wundt and Hering.\nMade in Ithaca.\n74.\tCelluloid slides, for free stereoscopy. Made in Ithaca.\n75.\tMonocular fall-apparatus. Hering. Made in Ithaca.\n76.\tHoropter model. Ludwig. Petzold.\tMk.\n77.\tApparatus for demonstration of Listing\u2019s law of eye-\nmovement. Ludwig. Petzold.\tMk.\n78.\tLarge horopter model. Sanford, after Hering.\nClark Lab.\n79.\tModel of field of regard. Sanford, after Helmholtz.\nWhitney.\n80.\tApparatus for perception of forms liminally different\nfrom their background. After Leuba. Made in Ithaca.\n81.\tApparatus for mapping retinal circulation by ent-\noptic vision. Made in Ithaca.\n82.\t30 sets blind-spot cards. Scripture. Willyoung.\neach\nVI. Visual Association, Memory, etc.\n83.\tMaterial for study of mediate association. Howe.\nCollected in Ithaca.\n84.\tMaterial for study of problems in individual psy-\nchology. Sharp. Collected in Ithaca.\n85.\tDrop-apparatus, exposing series of letters, etc. Jas-\ntrow. Garden City Model Wks.\n86.\tDark chamber, table, asbestos lantern-cover, screens,\nreflectors, head-rest, etc., for\tstudy of association.\nPartly after Scripture.\tMade\tin\tIthaca.\tca.\n87.\t30 selected lantern-slides, plain and colored, for stud}7\nof association, memory, etc. Colt, etc.\n88.\t20 wood models for study of memory of visual form.\nMade in Ithaca.\tca.\n89.\t3 small tanks for colored liquids (color memory).\nMade in Ithaca.\teach\nVII. General Optical Apparatus and Materials.\n90.\tSpectroscope. Soci\u00e9t\u00e9 g\u00e9n\u00e9voise.\tFr.\n91.\tReading telescope. Cambridge Instr. Co.\n$10.00\n34.00\n20.00 $3.00\n$12.00 $2.00 $1.50 8.50\n6.00\n3-5\u00b0\n3.00\n$2-50\n150.00\n30.00\n$15.00\n$30.00\n$5.00 $5.00 $ -15\n$12.00\n$40.00\n$20.00\n$5.00\n$1.00\n300 00\n2T5-\u00b0-o","page":7},{"file":"p0008.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"8\nCORNELL UNIVERSITY\n92.\n93-\n94-\n95-\n96.\n97-\n98.\n99-\n100.\n101.\n102.\n103.\n104.\n105.\n106.\n107.\n108.\n109. no.\nIII.\n1X2.\nII3-\n114.\nUS-\n116.\n117.\n118.\n119.\ni.\n3-\n4-\n5-\n6.\nLens of crown glass, on elevating brass stand, 5 in. diarn. Queen.\nEquilateral prism, on elevating brass stand, 5 in. length. Queen.\nGlass prism, equilateral, with cut handles, 6 in. Ziegler.\nPorte-lumi\u00e8re. Ritchie.\n\u2018Photographic lens.\nTriple diaphragm, with mm. scales. Kirschmann. Krille.\n2 plane mirrors, ca. 40x25 cm.\teach\n2 sets of colored glass plates. Krille.\nBlack tubes, metal and card, with diaphragms.\nLarge cloth screens, 2 black, 2 white.\nPhotographic camera.\nMagnesium lamp, with reflector and tape. Eimer and Amend.\nPhotographic time and instantaneous pneumatic shutter. Queen.\n2-in. diam., 8-in. focus, biconcave and biconvex lenses. Ritchie.\n*12 lantern slides in case.\n6 small and 2 large Geissler tubes. Ziegler.\nDark box for above. Made in Ithaca.\nDark box. Sanford. Made in Ithaca.\nProjection lantern, with oil-burner, 2 Welsbach gas burners, 2 arc lamps. Eimer and Amend, etc.\nCriterion projection lantern, with automatic arc lamp. Colt.\nAdjustable stand for above. Gennert, modified.\nGround glass screen, ca. 1 x 1.5m., with adjustable shutters, for lantern-slide projection.\nDark chamber, sink, ruby window, chemicals, for developing photographs.\nConvex-concave mirror. Ziegler.\n\u2018Histological-mineralogical miscroscope, with accessories. Leitz.\tca.\n\u2018Microscope lamp. Eimer and Amend.\n\u2022Collection of 400 microscope slides of brain, sense-organs, etc.\nSet of drawing instruments, 2 dotting pens, drawing inks, colored crayons, charcoal points, black and white cardboard, protractors, 12 pairs dividers, limb extensions, celluloid squares and curves, 12 paper mm. scales, 15 wooden mm. scales,architects\u2019 paper, drawing blocks, cross-ruled paper, colored spectacles, ground and milk glass, etc.\tca.\nMk.\nMk.\n$11.00\n$ -6o l5-oo $5.00\n45.00\n52.00\n15.00 $5.00 $8.00\nfeo.oo\n53.00\n56.50\n52.50\n56.50\n51.00\n54.00\n518.00\n5112.00 $20.00\n52.25\nMk. 800.00 56.00\n520.00\nC. Haptics and Organic Sensation. 7. Haptical, etc., Sensations : Intensity.\nPressure balance. Scripture. Willyoung.\t$8.00\nMinimal weights. Scripture. Willyoung.\t53-\u00b0\u00b0\n9 weights for method of right and wrong cases. Jas-\ntrow. Garden City Model Works.\t58-5\u00b0\n16 weights. Scripture. Willyoung.\t54-\u00b0\u00b0\n30 Weights. Galton. Cambridge Instr. Co.\t/5.0.0\n2 glass funnels, with weights of shot.","page":8},{"file":"p0008s0002.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"OPTICS ROOM,","page":0},{"file":"p0009.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"PSYCHOLOGICAL LABORATORY.\n9\n7.\t6 wooden cylinders for loading with shot.\teach\t$ .25\n8.\tWooden egg for loading with shot.\t$1.00\n9.\tSet of 100 cartridge weights. Sanford. Made in Ithaca.\t$2.50\n10.\tSet of 120 envelope weights. Sanford. Made in Ithaca.\t$1.00\n11.\tPressure balance. Von Frey. Zimmermann.\tMi. 40.00\n12.\tAlgesimeter. Cattell. Brown.\t$15.00\nII. Haptical, etc., Sensations : Quality.\n13.\t4\tpressure pencils. Scripture. Willyoung.\teach\t$1.35\n14.\t8\tpressure pencils. Made in Ithaca.\teach\t$ .05\n15.\tApparatus for exploring cutaneous surface. Wash-\nburn. Krille.\tMk. 50.00\n16.\t2\tatomizers for inducing anaesthesia.\teach\t$1.00\n17.\tMenthol pencil.\t$ .10\n18.\tImproved kinesimeter, with attachments and arm-\nrest. Hall. Yale Lab.\t$110.00\n19.\t4\ttemperature tubes. Scripture. Willyoung.\teach\t$2.00\n20.\t12 temperature cylinders. Goldscheider. Made in\nIthaca.\t$3.00\n21.\ti-gal. copper vessel, fitted with two Roux regulators\nand 3 Friedburg burners.\tca.\t$15.00\n22.\t2\tthermometers, graduated in degrees,\u201424\tto+2000\nC. Eimer & Amend.\teach\t$1.75\n23.\tThermometer, graduated in degrees,\u201425 to+2500 C.\nEimer & Amend.\t$2.00\n24.\tThermometer, graduated in tenths of degrees,\u20147\nto+ioo\u00b0 C. Eimer & Amend.\t$4.00\n25.\tThermometer, graduated in degrees,\u201410 to+25o\u00b0 C.\nEimer & Amend.\t$1.75\n26.\tUpright physiological inductorium. Du Bois-Rey-\nmond. Petzold.\tMk. 120.00\n27.\ti bipolar electrode ; 1 unipolar electrode ; 1 plate elec-\ntrode. Chloride of Silver Dry-plate Battery Co.\t$5.00\nIII. Haptical, etc., Perception.\n28.\tApparatus for perception of movement by the elbow.\nSanford. Willyoung.\t$8.00\n29.\tSet of blocks and points for filled and open space.\nTitchener. Krille.\tMk. 10.00\n30.\t23 rubber strips for estimation of extent by the skin.\nTitchener. Made in Ithaca.\t$ .50\n31.\tInterrupted-extent apparatus. Titchener. Willyoung.\t$20.00\n32.\tSet of glass and rubber forms for determination of\ncutaneous form-limina. Major. Eimer & Amend.\t$5.00\n33.\t12 surfaces for cutaneous impression. Made in Ithaca.\t$1.00\n34.\tSet of charcoal points, with sharpener, for localiza-\ntion experiments.\t$1.00\n35.\t4 rods, 5 handles, 2 cups, etc., for study of eccentric\nprojection.\t$5.00\n36.\tStationary apparatus for study of eccentric projec-\ntion. Made in Ithaca.\t$5-oo\n37.\tRectilineal arm-movement apparatus. Miinsterberg.\nElbs.\t$45.oo\n38.\tCombined tilt-board and rotation-table. Titchener.\nWillyoung.\t$50.00\n39.\tSet of 7 needle-\u00e6sthesiometers. Washburn.\n40.\t4 simple \u00e6stbesiometers. Scripture. Willyoung. each\t$2.00","page":9},{"file":"p0010.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"IO\nCORNELL UNIVERSITY\n41.\tDynamometrical \u00e6sthesiometer. Griesbach. Br\u00e4ndli.\n42.\t2 bristle \u00e6sthesiometers. Von Frey. Zimmermann.\neach Mk\n43.\t2 slide \u00e6sthesiometers. Washburn. Brown & Sharpe.\neach ca.\n44.\t2 pain \u00e6sthesiometers.\teach\n45.\tMaterials for study of perception of liquidity.\n46.\t5 frames for \u2018 facial vision.\u2019 Made in Ithaca.\n47.\tSteadiness gauge. Scripture. Willyoung.\nIV. Anatomy and Physiology of Organ of Static Sense.\n48.\tDissection of semi-circular canals of pike.\nSee also A, I, 1, 2.\nV. Charts, etc.\n49.\tPlate of haptical instruments. From Amer. Journ.\nof Psychol. VI, 3, VII, i. Framed.\n50.\tChart showing localization of cutaneous impressions.\nFrom Amer. Journ. of Psychol., VII, 1. F'ramed.\nSee also H, IV.\nD. Taste and Smell.\nI.\tSensations : Intensity and Quality.\n1.\tDouble olfactometer.\tScripture.\tWillyoung.\t$3.00\n2.\t2 clinical olfactometers. Zwaardemaker. Harting\nBank.\teach\tFI. 4.00\n3.\tDouble clinical olfactometer. Petzold.\tMk. 16.00\n4.\tStandard double fluid-mantle olfactometer. Zwaarde-\nmaker. Harting Bank.\tFI. 42.00\n5.\tMetal mirror, 3 bell jars, glass alcohol-lamp, set of\nduplicate glass tubes, etc., for olfactometric work.\t$15.00\n6.\t18 olfactory cylinders for clinical olfactometer. Gam-\nble. Made in Ithaca.\tca.\t$10.00\n7.\t13 standard solutions for fluid-mantle olfactometer.\nGamble. Made in Ithaca.\tca.\t$10.00\n8.\tSet of 24 fruit flavors for taste experiments. Royce.\t$4.00\n9.\tSet of 30 solutions for taste experiments. Made in\nIthaca.\tca.\t$5.00\n10.\tSet of 29 samples of essential oils, etc., for olfactory\nwork. Fritzsche.\n11.\tSet of 80 solutions for olfactory work. Made in Ith-\naca.\tca.\t$5-oo\n12.\tBarometer. Ziegler.\t$8.00\n13.\tSet of solutions for mixed tastes and false tastes\n(burning, pricking,\tetc.).\tMade\tin\tIthaca.\t$3.00\n14.\tEnlarging mirror. See Vision VII, 115.\n15.\tCamel\u2019s-hair brushes, small and large phials, bur-\nettes(Bausch & Lomb), pipettes ( Eimer & Amend), rubber corks, caraffe and glasses, earthenware vessels, hard rubber syringes, etc., etc.\tca.\t$25.00\nII. Anatomy and Physiology ; Charts, etc.\n16.\tEnlarged photograph of tip of tongue, showing papil-\nlae. Oehrwall. Framed.\t$1.00\n17.\tPreparation of tongue of calf, showing papillae.\n$17.00 45.00 $20.\nlife-\n|2-5\u00b0\n$6.00\n888","page":10},{"file":"p0011.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"PSYCHOLOGICAL LABORATORY.\n11\n1.\n2.\n3-\n4-\n5-\n6.\n7-\n8.\n9-\nio.\n12.\n13-\n14.\n15-\n16.\n17-\n18.\n19-\n20.\n21.\n23-\n24.\n25-\n26.\n27.\n28.\n29. 3\u00b0-3i-\n32-\n33-\n34-\n35-\n36.\nE. Affective Processes.\nI. Special Instruments.\nCombined spring and weight ergograph. Cattell. Horstmann.\nWeight ergograph. Mosso. Willyoung. Tridimensional movement analyzer. Sommer. Schmidt.\nSphygmograph.with complete set of attachments and arm-rest. Von Frey. Zimmermann. Laryugograph. Verdin.\nPneumograph. Verdin.\nPneumograph. Sumner.\nDynamograph. Verdin.\nHand dynamometer. Collin. Zimmermann. Automatograph. Made in Ithaca.\nPlethysmograph. Lombard. Michigan App. Co. Sphygmomanometer. Mosso. Verdin. Plethysmograph. Franck. Verdin.\n2 spring balances (for dynamometry). Chalillon. Ziegler.\teach\nII. Models, etc.\nModel of course of emotion. Wundt. Made in Ithaca. 4 masks illustrating expression of emotion. Hennecke.\n8 photographs illustrating expression of emotion. Framed. Soule.\nBust of Femme inconnue. Donatello. Caproni.\n\t$35-oo\n\t$45.00\nMk.\t85.00\nMk.\t200.00\nFr.\t60.00\nFr.\t50.00\n\t$2.50\nFr.\t130.00\nMk.\t27.50\n\t$2.00\n\t$16.OO\nFr.\tI9O.OO\nFr.\t30.00\n\t$1.25\n\t$2.00\n\t$5-25\n\t$1.60\n\t$6.00\nMk. 900.00 Mk. 85.00 185.00 40.00\nMk.\nMk.\nIII. General (Recording) Instruments and Materials.\nRecording chronometer. Jacquet. Verdin.\tFr. 170.00\nLarge endless-paper kymograph for 9-in. paper. Francis.\t$120.00\nEndless-paper kymograph, with 2 drums, clock-work movement : all accessories. Ludwig. Petzold.\nSimple kymograph,weight attachment. Petzold.\nSmall clock-work kymograph. Zimmermann.\nDouble set of tambours. Marey. Krille.\teach\n30 writing-points (metal, glass, bamboo \\ Zimmermann.\nSet of glass, metal and porcelain T-ways and Y-tubes for rubber tubing.\nRubber tubing, various diameters, 2 to 20 mm.\nDeprez time-marker. Zimmermann.\nSimple time-marker. Petzold.\nSimple time-marker. Krille.\nClock-work chronograph, with tuning-fork and hammer controls. Wundt. Zimmermann.\tMk. 1,180.00\nGlazed paper for kymographs and chronograph.\nVarnishing tray, etc., for smoked records. Made in Ithaca.\nAdjustable stand for revolving drums for smoking.\nVon Frey. Zimmermann.\tMk.\nTriple fan-flame gas-burner for smoking drums. Chicago Laboratory Supply Co.\n2 simple time-markers. Horstman.\teach\nMk.\nMk.\nMk.\nMk.\n13.00\n75.00\n28.00 9.00\n$5.00\n50.00\n$ .85 \u00ce4-25","page":11},{"file":"p0012.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"12\nCORNELL UNIVERSITY\n2.\n3-\n4-\n5-\n6.\n7-\n8.\n9-\nio.\n13-\n14.\n15-\n16.\n17-\n18.\ni.\n3-\n4-\n5-\nP. Action.\n/. Special Instruments.\n7 vernier chronoscopes with attachments. Sanford. Whitney.\n2 Hipp chronoscopes, new pattern. Krille. each Mk. Large control hammer. Wundt.\tKrille.\tMk.\nVoice-key with relay. Cattell. Krille.\tMk.\nLip-key. Cattell. Krille.\tMk.\nFinger-key. Dessoir. Yale Lab.\t[Zimmermann. Mk.\nFive finger key. Jastrow. Garden City Model Works.\nFall apparatus. Appunn. Krille.\t_ Mk.\n2 electro-magnetic sound hammers. Wundt. Krille.\neach Mk.\nLarge pyramidal pendulum for light stimuli. Krille.\n[Improved form, Zimmermann.\tMk.\nStimulator, with set of rubber forms, for cutaneous reactions. Titchener. Whitney.\n7 simple reaction-keys. Krille. Zimmermann.\neach Mk. 10.00-Mk.\nElectric-pneumatic reaction-key. Zimmermann.\tMk,\nElectric-pneumatic pen. Henry. Zimmermann.\tMk,\n$35-00\n280.00\n290.00\n102.00 22.50\n32.00]\n$7-5\u00b0\n135-00\n47-50\n480.00]\n$7-50\n\u25a0\t35-oo\n.\t35-oo\n24.00\nII. General Instruments and Materials.\n10 commutating keys. Zimmermann, each Mk. 15.00-Mk.\t30.00\n2\tGerman-silver wire rheochords. Krille.\teach Mk. 20.00\nWire, various sizes.\n3\twall-diagrams, with text, illustrating Hipp chrono-\nscope. Framed. Made in Ithaca.\nSee also Affective Processes, III. General Supplies.\nG. Attention.\nDemonstration fall-chronometer. Wundt. Krille. Mk. 48.00 Complication apparatus. Wundt. Krille.\tMk. 175.00\nSet of discs for fluctuations of attention. Made in Ithaca.\nSet of photographic word-slides, for apperception.\nPillsbury. Made in Ithaca.\nExposure apparatus. Jastrow. Garden City Model\nWorks,\t$8-5\u00b0\nSee also A, IV ; B, V, VI ; C, III ; D ; E, I, III ; F, I.\nH. General Supplies.\nI.\tElectrical Outfit.\n1.\tSimple galvanometer. Queen.\t$5-\u00b0\u00b0\n2.\tTelephone, with attachments.\tZiegler.\t$18.00\n3.\t7 electric bells, with push-buttons.\t$8-4\u00b0\n4.\tCherry voltmeter and ammeter.\teach\t$1.50\n5.\tCurrent tester. Krille.\tMk. 4.50\n6.\t24 incandescent lamps, various sizes, with receptacles,\nswitches, etc., for resistance.\tca.\t$16.00\n7.\t7 Daniell cells.\t$14.00\n8.\t12 Leclanch\u00e9 cells.\t$12.00\n9.\t3 Meidinger gravity cells.\tMk. 19.50","page":12},{"file":"p0013.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"PSYCHOLOGICAL LABORATORY.\n13\n10.\n11.\n13-\n14.\n15-\n16.\n17-\n18.\n19-\n20.\n23-\n24.\n25-\n26.\n3 Edison-Lalande cells.\n24 Fleischl cells, in cases.\n2\tchloride accumulators.\n20 lbs. quicksilver.\n3\tlarge tinned-iron rheostats. Nichols. Made in\nIthaca.\teach\n2-in. spark induction coil. Ziegler.\nSliding brass wire rheostat. Horstmann.\n12 doz. connectors.\n14 doz. binding posts.\nFive-point switch. Queen.\n8 2-point switches. Queen.\teach\n30-fold system of wires, connecting rooms, with mercury switch boards.\nDirect current, no volts, in 7 rooms; switches and glass-doored switch cases. (Day current).\nIlluminating system, alternating current, no volts, in all rooms. (Night current.)\nCrocker-Wheeler motor, J H. P., 1600 r. p. m., 115 v.\nSpeed reducer. Pillsbury. Michigan App. Co.\nCombined dynamo and motor model. Elbridge El. Co. See Vision, III, 17.\n$9-75 Mk. 100.00 $28.00 $15.00\n$3-5\u00b0 $34-10 $5.00 $12.00 $14.00 $ -75 $ -23\n$22.50\n$12.00\nII. Mechanical and Chemical Outfit.\n27.\t16 standards; 20 arms; 24 clamps; 4 rubber clamps; 12\npulleys. Eimer & Amend, White, Petzold, etc.\n28. 4 oil lamps.\t\n29.\t2 Bunsen burners.\teach\n30.\t4 Friedburg burners.\teach\n31. Glass-ware, various.\t\n32. Full set carpenter\u2019s tools.\tca.\n33. Gas in 5 rooms.\t\n34. Water in 3 rooms.\t\n35.\t5 adjustable chairs.\teach\n36.\tCouch.\n37.\t8 instrument cases ; 2 chart cases ; 2 battery and store\ncupboards.\n38.\tWater motor. Zimmermann.\tMk.\n39.\t2 gals, each sulphuric and nitric acid ; 1 gal. each tur-\npentine, hydrochloric acid, odorless paraffin, absolute alcohol.\n40.\tEther ; shellac and alcohol varnish ; machine oil ;\nlamp-black; rubber cement, etc., etc.\n41.\tQuarter-second stop-watch.\n42.\tFifth-second stop-watch.\n43.\tFifth-second stop-watch.\n44.\tChemical balance with weights. Eimer & Amend.\n45.\tCotton wool ; cloth ; wood for models, etc. ; wood and\ncard boxes; twine, silk; glue, paste, mucilage; oakum, waste ; spare gas-pipes ; leather, various sorts ; wax, various sorts ; cardboard instrument covers, all sizes ; corks, various sizes ; sheet brass and tinned-iron ; straws, black and yellow ; rubber bands and sheeting ; etc., etc.\n$53.00\n$ -50 $1.00\n$25.00\nl5-oo\n$15.00\n12.50\n$6.00\n$6.00\n$6.50\n$49.00\nIII. Physiological and Anatomical Outfit. 46. *Case of physiological instruments.\n\u00a31.10. o","page":13},{"file":"p0014.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"*4\nPSYCHOLOGICAL LABORATORY.\n47.\tCase of physiological instruments.\n48.\tOdd physiological instruments (scissors, scalpels,\netc.)\tca.\n49.\tLarge clastic model of brain. Auzoux.\tFr.\n50.\tSet of 10 brain models. Steger.\tMk.\n51.\t\u00bbArticulated skull, with restoration of ear.\n52.\t\u00bbSeries of 12 brains.\n53.\t12 wall diagrams (colored) of brain and sense-organs.\nFrom Wenzel, Anatomischer Handatlas. Stauffer. Framed.\tMk.\n54.\t\u00bbEpitome of cranial nerves. Rider, after Heiberg.\nFramed.\nIV. Diagrams, etc.\n55.\t3 large photographs of first psychological laboratory\nof Cornell University. Framed.\n56.\tChart to illustrate metric system. Amer. Metrol.\nSoc. Framed.\n57.\tSet of 50 wall-diagrams to illustrate Course in Sys-\ntematic Psychology.\n58.\tSeries of 35 psychological portraits. Open Court Pub.\nCo. Framed.\n59.\tLarge platinotypes of Wundt and Fechner. Bellach.\nFramed.\teach Mk.\n60.\tEtched portrait of Chas. Darwin. Hollyer. Keppel.\nFramed.\n61.\t\u00bb4oframesof psychological portraits, autographs, etc.\n62.\tBust of Aristotle. Hennecke.\n63.\tPortraits of Helmholtz and Donders from Arch. f.\nOphthalmologie. Framed.\n$6.00\nI2.50\n300.00\n64.00\n16.00\n$7-75 60.00 $i.00\n$7-5\u00b0\n$2.00","page":14},{"file":"p0014s0004.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"CLOCK ROOM, SOUTHEAST.","page":0},{"file":"p0015.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"Publications by Students of the Department of Psychology, 1892-1900.\nI. Major Studies.\nBENTLEY, I. M. The Memory Image and its Qualitative Fidelity.\nAmer. Jour, of Psych., Oct., 1899; XI, 1-48.\nGamble, E. A. McC. The Applicability of Weber\u2019s Law to Smell.\nAmer. Jour, of Psych., Oct., 1898; X, 82-142.\nHamlin, A. J. Attention and Distraction. Amer. Jour, of Psych., Oct., 1896; VIII, 1-66.\nIrons, D. Emotion. (1) Prof. James\u2019 Theory of Emotion. Mind, Jan., 1894 ; N. S., Ill, 77-97- (2) The Physical Basis of Emotion. Mind, Jan., 1895 ; IV, 92-99.\t(3) Recent Developments in Theory\nof Emotion. Psych. Rev., May, 1895 ; II, 279-284.\t(4) Descartes\nand Modern Theories of Emotion. Phil. Rev., May, 1895; IV, 291-302. (5) The Nature of Emotion. Phil. Rev., May, Sept., 1897; VI, 242-256, 471-496. (6) The Primary Emotions. Phil. Rev., Nov., 1897 ; VI, 626-645.\nPillsbury, W. B. The Reading of Words : a Study in Apperception.\nAmer. Jour, of Psych., April, 1897 ; VIII, 315-393.\nSharp, S. E. Individual Psychology : a Study in Psychological Method. Amer. Jour, of Psych., April, 1899; X, 329-391. Washburn, M. F. Ueber den Einfluss der Gesichtsassociationen auf die Raumwahrnehmungen der Haut. Leipzig, W. Engelmann, 1895. Pp. 60. (Publ. in part in Wundt\u2019s Philosophische Studien, 1895; XI, 190-225.)\nII. Minor Studies.\nBentley, I. M. The Psychology of \u2018The Grammar of Science.\u2019 Phil. Rev., Sept., 1897 ; VI, 521-528.\nBirch, L. G. A Study of Certain Methods of Distracting the Attention. (2) Distraction by Odors. Amer. Jour, of Psych., Oct., 1897 ; IX, 45-55.\nCarter, M. H. Darwin\u2019s Idea of Mental Development. Amer. Jour. of Psych., July, 1898; IX, 534-559.\n\u201c\tRomanes\u2019Idea of Mental Development. Amer. four,\nof Psych., Oct., 1899; XI, 101-118.","page":15},{"file":"p0016.txt","language":"en","ocr_en":"i6\nPUBLICATIONS.\nCogswell, G. A. Attention : Is it Original or Derivative ? Phil. Rev., July, 1894; III, 462-469.\nCook, H. O. Fluctuation of the Attention to Musical Tones. Amer.\nJour, of Psych., Oct., 1899; XI, 119-123.\nDarlington L., and Talbot, E. B. A Study of Certain Methods of Distracting the Attention. (3) Distraction by Musical Sounds; the Effect of Pitch upon Attention. Amer.Jour. of Psych., April, 1898; IX, 332-343.\nHamlin, A. J. An Attempt at a Psychology of Instinct. Mind, Jan., 1897; N. S., VI, 59-70.\nHill, A. R., and WaTanabE, R. Sensorial and Muscular Reactions.\nAmer. Jour, of Psych., Jan., 1894; VI, 242-246.\nHowe, H. C. Mediate Association. Amer. Jour, of Psych., Jan., 1894; VI, 239-241.\nKnox, H. W. On the Quantitative Determination of an Optical Illusion. Amer. Jour, of Psych., June, 1894; VI, 413-421.\nMajor, D. R. On the Affective Tone of Simple Sense Impressions. Amer. Jour, of Psych., Oct., 1895 ; VII, 57-77-\nOn the Cutaneous Perception of Form. Amer.Jour. of Psych., Oct., 1898; X, 143-147.\nMoore, V. F. The Psychology of Hobbes and its Sources. Amer.\nJour, of Psych., Oct., 1899 ; XI, 49-66.\nMoyer, F. E- A Study of Certain Methods of Distracting the Attention. (1) Addition and Cognate Exercises; Discrimination of Odors. Amer. Jour, of Psych., April, 1897; VIII, 405-413. Parrish, C. S. The Cutaneous Estimation of Open and Filled Space. Amer. Jour, of Psych., Jan., 1895; VI, 514-522.\nLocalization of Cutaneous Impressions without Pressure upon the Skin. Amer. Jour, of Psych., Jan., 1897 ; VIII, 250-267.\nPlLLSBURY, W. B. Some Questions of the Cutaneous Sensibility. Amer. Jour, of Psych., Oct., 1895 ; VII, 42-57.\nProjection of the Retinal Image. Amer. Jour. of Psych., Oct., 1897 ; IX, 56-59.\nSchallEnberGER, M. E. The Color Perception of Children. Amer.\nJour, of Psych., July, 1897; VIII, 560-576; Oct., 1897; IX, 62. Secor, W. B. Visual Reading: a Study in Mental Imagery. Amer.\nJour, of Psych., Jan., 1900; XI, 225-236.\nTalbot, E. B. An Attempt to Train the Visual Memory. Amer.Jour. of Psych., April, 1897; VIII, 414-417.\n\u201c See Darlington, L., and Talbot, E. B.\nWashburn, M. F. Some Apparatus for Cutaneous Stimulation. Amer. Jour, of Psych., June, 1894; VI, 422-424.\nThe Perception of Distance in the Inverted Landscape. Mind, July, 1894; N. S., Ill, 438-440.\nWaTanabe, R. Two Points in Reaction-time Experimentation. Amer. Jour, of Psych., June, 1894; VI, 408-412.\nOn the Quantitative Determination of an Optical Illusion. Amer. Jour, of Psych., Jan., 1895 ; VI, 509-514.\nSee on this paper, and on that by Knox, Zeits. f. Psychol., X, 465 ; XII, 395; XIII, 474; Amer. Jour, of Psych., IX, 60.\n\u201c See Hill, A. R., and WaTanabe, R.\nWatkins, G. P. Psychical Life in Protozoa. Amer. Jour, of Psych., Jan., 1900; XI, 166-180.","page":16}],"identifier":"lit13675","issued":"1900","language":"en","pages":"16","startpages":"16","title":"The Psychological Laboratory of Cornell University","type":"Book"},"revision":0,"updated":"2022-01-31T13:41:09.760346+00:00"}