"A Note on Watson and Tichener: The History of a Friendship," paper by Cedric A. Larson and John J. Sullivan, 1964 and "Watson's Relation to Titchener," by Cedric a Larson (reprint), 1965.

Typed transcription of an oral history interviews of Edwin G. Boring, July 5-9, 1961, conducted by John Chynoweth Burnham and supported by the Foundations' Fund for Research in Psychiatry. Concerns Boring's childhood and early life, his path to the study of psychology, his time teaching at Harvard (1922-1957, emeritus 1958-1968), and his research. Includes his reminiscences of Edward Bradford Titchener.

Correspondence, manuscripts of writings, notes and bibliographies, printed matter, photographs, and other papers dealing mainly with Hazzard's studies of eminent American women.

Professional papers include correspondence with Karl M. Dallenbach, Edwin G. Boring, and other participants from the Inter-Society Color Council.

Documents his research in psychology, particularly in attention, sensation, and memory, and his other professional activities.

Includes correspondence of Isaac Madison Bentley with E. B. Titchener and John B. Watson; and notes on Dr. Margaret Washburn's course in genetic psychology.