Miles, Walter Richard, 1885-19..
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Miles, Walter R. (Walter Richard), 1885-1978
Miles, Walter R.
Miles, Walter R. 1885-1978
Walter Richard Miles American psychologist
Miles, Walter Richard
Miles, Walter Richard 1885-1978
Miles, Walter Richard 1885
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Works
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| ABC vision test for ocular dominance |
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| Accuracy of the voice in simple pitch singing |
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| Alcohol and human efficiency : experiments with moderate quantities and dilute solutions of ethyl alcohol on human subjects |
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| Am M & WS, 1976 (P): |
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| Arnold Lucius Gesell |
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| Behavior of fish in elevated water-bridges connecting adjoining aquaria |
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| British scientific instruments |
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| Carl Emil Seashore, 1866-1949. |
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| Change of dexterity with age |
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| Clinical observation of eye movements in the rating of reading ability |
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| Color blindness in dry goods salesmen |
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| The comparative learning of rats on elevated and alley mazes of the same pattern |
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| A comparison of elementary and high school grades |
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| Comparison of functional and structural areas in human fovea. |
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| The correlation of intelligence scores and chronological age from early to late maturity |
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| Correlation of reaction and coördination speed with age in adults |
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| Demonstration unit for patterns of apparent movement |
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| The development of the sciences. |
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| Duration of sleep and the insensible perspiration |
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| Effect of alcohol on psycho-physiological functions. - |
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| Effectiveness of red light on dark adaptation |
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| Eight letters from G. Stanley Hall to H. P. Bowditch |
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| Elevation of the eye-balls on wiking |
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| Eye movement and visual fixation during profound sleepiness |
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| Eye-movement records in the investigation of study habits |
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| The first vocal vibrations in the attack in singing |
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| The high relief finger maze for human learning |
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| Hipp chronoscope without springs |
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| Horizontal eye movements at the onset of sleep |
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| Human body-weight. |
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| Human vitality and efficiency under prolonged restricted diet. - |
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| Light sensitivity and form perception in dark adaptation |
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| The maze-learning ability of blind compared with sighted children |
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| Measures of certain human abilities throughout the life span |
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| Monocular testing of the color-blind |
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| Movement interpretations of the silhouette of a revolving fan |
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| The normal sensitivity of the cardio-inhibitory center |
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| Notes |
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| Ocular dominance demonstrated by unconscious sighting |
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| Ocular dominance in human adults |
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| The "old panorama" photokymograph |
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| On sorting packs of sixty cards with form and color as variables in two to six kinds : card sorting by reaction to the previous card |
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| On the "mistuning" of weighted forks |
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| Psychological studies of human variability |
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| Psychology : a modern science of human management |
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| Raymond Dodge, 1871-1942. |
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| Reliability of measurements of the steady polarity potential of the eye |
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| Report of a visit to foreign laboratories, April to August, 1920 |
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| Science in progress : fourth series / Walter R. Miles [et al]. - New Haven, 1946. |
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| Some factors influencing the toxic effect of alcohol |
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| The steady potential of the human eye in subjects with unilateral enucleation |
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| Studies in physical exertion. |
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| A tridimensional maze |
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| The two-story duplicate maze : tracing the stylus maze with a maximum of indirect visual guidance |
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| Visual-tactual illusions from a crystal ball |
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| Walter Bowers Pillsbury |
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| Walter Miles and his 1920 grand tour of European physiology and psychology laboratories |
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| Why be loyal to the Society of Friends?, 1911 |
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