(B) 43. The Psychology of the Feeble-minded. The Mental Affections of Children, by W. W. Ireland, or La psychologie de l'idiot et de l'imbécile, by P. Sollier. (A) 44. The Psychology of the Mob. The Crowd, by G. Le Bon (translation), or L'opinion et la foule, by G. Tarde. (A) 45. The Psychology of the Criminal. The Criminal, by H. Ellis. (A) 46. The Psychology of the Deaf-Blind. The Story of My Life, by Helen Keller, or Laura Bridgman, by M. H. Elliott and F. H. Hall and the article on Laura Bridgman in Aspects of German Culture, by G. S. Hall. (B) 47. The Psychology of the Weather. The Weather, by E. G. Dexter. (A) 48. The Psychology of Play. The Play of Animals and The Play of Man, both by K. Groos (translations). (A) 49. The Psychology of Religion. The Varieties of Religious Experience, by W. James, or The Psychology of Religion, by E. D. Starbuck, or The Spiritual Life and The Religion of a Mature Mind, both by G. A. Coe. (A) 50. The Psychology of the Occult. Fact and Fable in Psychology, by J. Jastrow. (B) 51. The Psychology of Speech. The Faculty of Speech, by J. Collins, or Aphasia, by F. Bateman. (B) 52. The Development of Speech. Chapter V of The Psychology of Childhood, by F. Tracy, and Die Entwick lung von Sprachen und Denken beim Kinde, by W. Ament. (B) 53. The Psychology of Reading. On the Psychology and Physiology of Reading (in the American Journal of Psychology 1900, XI, 283-302 and 1901, XII, 292312), by E. B. Huey, or Psychologische Untersuchungen über das Lesen, by B. Erdmann and R. Dodge. (B) 54. The Psychology of Spelling. Spelling in the Elementary School, by O. P. Cornman. (B) 55. The Psychology of Arithmetic. The Psychology of Number, by J. A. McLellan and J. Dewey. (B) 56. The Psychology of Writing. Schreibens, by W. Preyer. Zur Psychologie des (A) 57. The Psychology of Advertising. The Theory of Advertising, by W. D. Scott, and On the Psychology of Advertising, by Harlow Gale (pp. 39-69 of his Psychological Studies). (A) 58. Psychology and Philosophy. An Introduction to Philosophy, by F. Paulsen (translation) and Chapters V and VI of The Principles of Psychology, by W. James. (B) 59. Psychology and Philosophy. Why the Mind Has a Body, by C. A. Strong, or The Philosophy of Mind, by G. T. Ladd. (B) 60. Psychology and Ethics. The Psychology of Ethics, by D. Irons. (B) 61. Psychology and Aesthetics. Aesthetic Principles, by H. R. Marshall. (B) 62. Psychology and Sociology. The Psychic Factors of Civilization, by L. F. Ward, or The Principles of Sociology, by F. H. Giddings, or The Laws of Imitation, by G. Tarde (translation), or Etudes de psychologie sociale, by G. Tarde. (B) 63. Psychology and Economics. La psychologie économique, by G. Tarde. (A) 64. Psychology and Education. Talks to Teachers on Psychology, by W. James, or Genetic Psychology for Teachers, by C. H. Judd, or Herbartian Psychology Applied to Education, by J. Adams. 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