Memory. A Contribution to Experimental Psychology

Contents:
Chapter 1. Our Knowledge Concerning Memory
Chapter 2. The Possibility of Enlarging Our Knowledge of Memory
Chapter 3. The Method of Investigation
Chapter 4. The Utility of the Averages Obtained
Chapter 5. Rapidity of Learning Series of Syllables as a Function of Their Length
Chapter 6. Retention as a Function of the Number of Repetitions
Chapter 7. Retention and Obliviscence as a Function of the Time
Chapter 8. Retention as a Function of Repeated Learning
Chapter 9. Retention as a Function of the Order of Succession of the Members of the Series