Includes bibliographical references (pages [143]-146).

Part I. Behavior approach to experimental research

Basic of experimental research

Research techniques

Experimental research approach

Basic ethical principles in experimental research

Types of extraneous variables

Control in experiments

Procedures for experimentation

Measurement scales and statistical analysis of data

Quasi-experimental designs

Schools of psychology

Part II. Experiments

Extra sensory phenomena

Formation of word association and perceptual defense

Parameters of emotions in terms of approach-avoidance directionality

Instrumental/operant conditioning

Motivation : goal setting behavior

Personality impression

Latent learning

Retention and organization of retrieval of information

Simple reaction time in visual and motor responses

Group pressure toward conformity

Part III. Variations of experiments

Introduction to experimentation

Word association test

Auditory perception

Sound localization tester

Constancy in visual size

Experimentation on cutaneous sensitivity

Creativity

Imagination

Average error applied to Muller-Lyer illusion

Mental set and behavior

Verbal appeal and body language

Emotional sensitivity

Mirror tracing-transfer of training

Sensory discrimination and muscular tension

Concentration and attention failure

Illusion of motion

Self esteem

Measurement of prejudice stereotype judgement

The influence of music on reading comprehension

Short term memory

Recall thru iconic (visual) and echoic (auditory) memory