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Robert Throop and Lloyd Gordon Ward. "Edwin Holt: A Selected Bibliography." St. Catharines ON: The Mead Project (2004).

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This bibliography was adapted from the Cumulative Author Index to the Psychological Index: 1894-1935 and Psychological Abstracts 1927-1958. We have not had the opportunity to confirm it against other sources . It was prepared for current research related to Floyd Henry Allport (August 2004). The count does not balance with the one provided by Langfeld in 1949. At least one paper is missing.

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Edwin Holt: A Selected Bibliography

"Eye-Movement and Central Anaesthesia." Psychological Review Monograph Supplement 17 (1903): 3-45.
"The Illusion of Resolution-Stripes on the Color-Wheel." Psychological Review Monograph Supplement 17 (1903): 167-204.
"The Classification of Psycho-Physic Methods." Psychological Review 11 (1904): 343-369.
"Dr. Montague's Theory of Time-Perception." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology, and Scientific Methods 1 (1904): 320-323.
"Eye-Movements during Dizziness." Harvard Psychological Studies 2, (1906): 57-66.
"Vision during Dizziness." Harvard Psychological Studies. 2 (1906): 67-73.
"On Occular Nystagmus and the Localization of Sensory Data during Dizziness." Psychological Review 16 (1909): 377-398.
"The program and first platform of six realists." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology, and Scientific Methods,7 (1910): 393-401. [with MARVIN, W. T., MONTAGUE, W. P., PERRY, R. B., PITKIN, W. B., & SPAULDING, E. G.]
"The Physiology of Nerve." Psychological Bulletin 8 (1911): 136-139.
"Vision — General Phenomena." Psychological Bulletin 8 (1911): 80-85.
"The Place of Illusory Experience in a Realistic World." In The New Realism. New York: Macmillan (1912).
"Vision — General Phenomena." Psychological Bulletin 10 (1913): 88-94.
"Vision — General Phenomena." Psychological Bulletin 11 (1914): 81-87.
The Concept of Consciousness. New York: Macmillan (1914)
"Reflex Mechanisms and the Physiology of Nerve." Psychological Bulletin 11 (1914): 140-150.
"Response and Cognition." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 12 (1915): 365-373, 393-409.
"Vision — General Phenomena." Psychological Bulletin 12 (1915): 102-108.
The Freudian Wish and Its Place in Ethics. New York: Holt (1915)
"Vision — General Phenomena." Psychological Bulletin 13 (1916): 122-131.
"Reflex Mechanisms and the Physiology of Nerve." Psychological Bulletin 13 (1916): 174-187.
"Reflex Mechanisms and the Physiology of Nerve and Muscle." Psychological Bulletin 14 (1917): 130-135.
"Vision — General Phenomena." citation missing.
"Reflex Mechanisms and the Physiology of Nerve and Muscle." Psychological Bulletin 15 (1918): 263- 273.
"The Physiology of Nerve and Muscle." Psychological Bulletin 17 (1920): 145-161.
"Professor Henderson's "Fitness" and the Locus of Concepts." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 17 (1920): 365-381.
Animal Drive and the Learning Process. New York: Holt (1931).
"The Argument for Sensationism as Drawn From Dr. Berkeley." Psychological Review 41 (1934): 509-533.
"The Whimsical Condition of Social Psychology, and of Mankind." In American philosophy, today and tomorrow. (H. Kallen & S. Hook, Eds.). New York: Lee Furman, Inc., (1935):
"Eight Steps in Neuro-Muscular Integration." in [Problems of Nervous Physiology and of Behavior] Tiflis: Georgian Branch, Academy of Sciences, USSR. (1936): 25-36.
"Materialism and the Criterion of the Psychic." Psychological Review 44 (1937): 33-53.
"William James as Psychologist." in In Commemoration of William James 1842-1942. New York: Columbia University Press (1942): 34-47.

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