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The Psychology of Attention
Open Court Pub. Co.. Edited by Translated by J. Fitzgerald (1889)
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THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ATTENTION. By Th. Ribot. (London Publishers: Longmans, Green, & Co.) Treating of the following topics. i. spontaneous or natural, attention. 2. Voluntary, or Artificial, Attention. 3. The Morhid States of Attention.
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