June 1, 1931

Analysis of Methods in Human Maze Learning

RHRichard Wellington HusbandUniversity of Wisconsin System

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*Accepted for publication by Carl Murchison of the Editorial Board and received in the Editorial Office July 25, 1930. †The writer wishes to express his appreciation to Professor W. R Miles, under whose guidance this study was carried on at Stanford University.

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