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## Abstract In general, the changes of locomotor rate of Amoeba under the influence of temperature are similar to the effects of temperature in other biological processes. The rate increases with rising and decreases with falling temperatures within a certain temperature range, this being, for the
## Abstract Amoeba responds to a mechanical shock by a cessation of movement which occurs shortly after the application of the stimulus. The length of the reaction time, the period intervening between application of stimulus and the response, varies inversely with the magnitude of the shock. After
In order to assess the relative effectiveness of Masserman's contingent method and Wolpe's noncontingent method of inducing experimental neurosis in cats, cats in four independent groups were trained to a uniform criterion to eat in a standard apparatus and then shocked either contingently upon eati