¹ 'Linguistics and Psychology,' Language 1.52 (1925); the last sentence is from 'One Set of Postulates for a Behavioristic Psychology/ Psychological Review 32. 83 (1925); cf. Theoretical Basis² 425 ff. (see below).

Of special interest to the linguist are:

‘The Relation between Structural and Behavior Psychology,‘ Psychological Review 24. 301 (1917);

‘The Relation between Functional and Behavior Psychology,‘ ibid. 353;

‘The Mind and the Man-Within’, ibid. 26. 327 (1919);

‘Conscious Behavior’, Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 15. 631 (1918);

‘The Relation between Physiological Psychology and Behavior Psychology,‘ ibid. 16. 626 (1919);

and, above all, A Theoretical Basis of Human Behavior, Columbus (R. G. Adams & Co.) 1925; second edition, revised (and much enlarged), 1929.

² See, for an instance, the closing pages of the Theoretical Basis, in the second edition.