THE NATURE AND MEASUREMENT OF MEANING

[1] Allport G.W., 1937, PERSONALITY PSYCHOL

[2] Bartlett F. C, 1932, REMEMBERING

[3] A STUDY OF THE RELATIONS WHICH THE GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE AND SENSORY REFERENCE BEAR TO JUDGMENTS OF THE MEANINGFULNESS, SIGNIFICANCE, AND IMPORTANCE OF 72 WORDS [J]. JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1943, 16 (01) : 21 - 34

[4] Bloomfield Leonard., 1933, LANGUAGE

[5] THE ADJECTIVE-VERB QUOTIENT; A CONTRIBUTION TO THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LANGUAGE [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL RECORD, 1940, 3 (22) : 310 - 343

[6] BORING EG, 1933, PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS

[7] AN ANALYSIS OF SEQUENCES OF RESTRICTED ASSOCIATIVE RESPONSES [J]. JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1944, 30 (02) : 149 - 165

[8] THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOOD AND THE PRODUCTION OF AFFECTIVELY TONED ASSOCIATES [J]. JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1950, 42 (01) : 67 - 85

[9] AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE PRODUCTION OF AFFECTIVELY TONED ITEMS [J]. JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1944, 30 (02) : 205 - 215

[10] Quantitative correlates of euphoria [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1937, 21 : 218 - 222

[1] Allport G.W., 1937, PERSONALITY PSYCHOL

[2] Bartlett F. C, 1932, REMEMBERING

[3] A STUDY OF THE RELATIONS WHICH THE GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE AND SENSORY REFERENCE BEAR TO JUDGMENTS OF THE MEANINGFULNESS, SIGNIFICANCE, AND IMPORTANCE OF 72 WORDS [J]. JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1943, 16 (01) : 21 - 34

[4] Bloomfield Leonard., 1933, LANGUAGE

[5] THE ADJECTIVE-VERB QUOTIENT; A CONTRIBUTION TO THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LANGUAGE [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL RECORD, 1940, 3 (22) : 310 - 343

[6] BORING EG, 1933, PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS

[7] AN ANALYSIS OF SEQUENCES OF RESTRICTED ASSOCIATIVE RESPONSES [J]. JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1944, 30 (02) : 149 - 165

[8] THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOOD AND THE PRODUCTION OF AFFECTIVELY TONED ASSOCIATES [J]. JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1950, 42 (01) : 67 - 85

[9] AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE PRODUCTION OF AFFECTIVELY TONED ITEMS [J]. JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1944, 30 (02) : 205 - 215

[10] Quantitative correlates of euphoria [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1937, 21 : 218 - 222