of the dying,274;of the senile,375;anomalies of,272;and wounds in the head,273;illusions of,275.Men of power as witnesses,66.Menger,5.Meno,7.Menstruation, facts of,312;effects of beginning of,313;modifies perception,314;and sensibility,315;causes theft,316.Method, defined,3;of drawing out witnesses,20.Metzger,1.Meyer, L.,53.Meyer, M.,448.Meynert,52,85,86.Michel,85.Michelet,307.Mill,121,123,138,153,154,155,156,173,176,178,181,223,290,388.Mistakes, of inference,176;aprioristic,177;of observation,177,222;of generalization,177;of confusion,177;of the senses,422;in practical affairs,423.Misunderstandings, verbal,467;through verbal substitutions,470;through fatigue,473.Mitchell,77.Mittermaier,32,106,149,161,175,188,303,368,389,398,492.Mnemotechnique,279;dangers of,280.Mobius,307.Moll,477.Money, and women,338.Mönnigshoff,484.Moral perversions associated with pathological phenomena,45.More,236.Moreau,369.Mosso,85,458.Motives, apparent and real,68.Mouth, closing of,90.Movement, illusions of,435;and image,236.Müller, J.,84,86,465.Münch,1.Münsterberg,174,179,210,259,283,469,491.NNäcke,45,71,77,180,181,238,300,478.Naïveté,402.Names, memory of,268.Nasse,369.Natorp,259.Natural science, method of, in daily routine,9.Nature, and nurture,384.Need, and crime,57.Neumann,319.Newton,101,251.Nexus, causal, and observation,120.Noel,84,252.Normal people, auditory illusions of,446.Nostalgia,77.Number, and judgment,174.Nurture, and nature,384;influence of,385.OObjectivity, feminine lack of,334.Observation, as corroboration,55;differences in,376.Obstinacy a form of egoism,27.Occupation, and inference,167.“Occurrence,”256.Officials, impose on witnesses,8.Old maid, the,329.Olfactory illusions,453.Olzelt-Newin,385.Oppenheim,364.Opportunity,57.Organisation, of case,12.Orientation,230.Orifice, influences size of object seen through it,430.Orth,255.Ostwald, W.,243.Öttingen,137.Ottolenghi,195,215.PPain, reaction-time to,218;memory of,264.Paling,50.Panum,483.Paramnesia,275;causes of,276.Parish,427.Passion, and affection,417;in judges,417;in witnesses,418;and hatred,418;process of,420.Pathetic fallacy, the,398.Patience, importance of,18.Peculiarities of recollection,268.Perception, purity of,190;visual,198;and size,199;relation to consciousness, etc.,221;limitations of,225,226;influence of environment and training on,227;“dark,”228;how to test differences in,229;of experts,229;subconscious,230;and orientation,230.Perez,369.Personal equation, the,376.Perspective,430.Perversions, moral, associated with pathological phenomena,45.Perversity of the inanimate,72.Pesch,189.Petronievics,147.Petruskewisch,410.Phenomenology, defined,41.Phrenology, relation to physiognomics,85.Photographs, judgment of the uneducated on,390.Physiognomics, bibliography of,84;defined,85;basis of,86;best studied in children and simple people,87.Piderit,84,87,99.Piesbergen,484.Piety, as submerged sexuality,323.Plateau,443.Platner,1.Plato,3,4,259.Plüschke,364.Poets, the, on woman,305.Poisoning, a feminine crime,356.Porta,83.Position, of lines influences size,427.Possibility,157;and inference,170.Potet, Du,269.Pouchet,9,73.Practicality of scientific method,11.Pregnancy,317.Prejudices,177,412;and egoism,413;and names,414.Premonitions,466.Prepossession,412;and egoism,413;and names,414.Preyer,210,368.Principle, the fundamental,4.Probability,131;and skepticism,131;increases through repetition,132;and equal distribution,133;value of,148;conditioned and unconditioned,151;Kirchmann on,152;and criminal procedure,157;and rule,158.Promises, and character,58.Promoters as witnesses,66.Proof, irrelevant circumstances to,114.Propaedeutic, philosophical,1.Property, woman’s sense of,346.“Proved,”147.Psychological handling, correct and incorrect,15.Psychology, criminal, of law,1;a bone of contention,2;as psychiatry,2;as anthropology,2;form of,2;and statistics,179.Puberty, influence of, on juvenile delinquency,370.Punctuality, feminine,340.QQualities, how related,61.Quantz,206.Quarrels with women,338.Questions, positive and negative,139.Quetelet,160.RRage,96.Recognition,221,260.Reflex actions,79;how caused,79;distinguished from habit,80;not inevitable,81;require coöperation of brain,82.Regnault,2,292.Reich,85,307.Reichenbach,76,313.Reid,89,130,188,259,430.Religion, and character,387.Renooz,307.Repetition and probability,132;and touch,220;influences perception,228.Reproduction, and memory,261;forms of,263;rules for helping,265;and locality,266;peculiarities of,268;field of,269;of idiots,270;of children,270;of the aged,272.Resignation,96.Resolution, importance as sign,91;in jurymen,92.Responsibility, and intoxication,485.Ribot,259,385,411.Richardson,410.Roncoroni,215.Rosegger,63.Rosenkranz,160.Rule,158;and exceptions,134;and probability,158;for helping recollection,265.Rykère,307.SSadism,77.Sand,352.Sander,259,275.Saulle, Du,316.Schack,84.Schaumann,2.Schebest,85.Schiel,109,147,159,160,174,222,376,381.Schmidt,54.Schneickert,266.Schneider,85.Schopenhauer,56,128,343,359,384,396,464.Schrenck-Notzing,77,115.Schultze,79.Schuppe,237.Schwartz,120,192.Schweiger-Lerchenfeld,307.Schwob,317.Scorn,93;in witnesses,94.Secrets,28;hard to keep,29;judge’s duty toward,29;as confession,31;damage through revelation of,30;how discovered,31;and women,364.Self, as centre of reference,248.Self-knowledge, a guide,58.Senility,372;in witnesses,374;types of,374;memory in,375.Sensation, subjective,191;and nervous system,192.Sense-perception, importance of,187;relation to optical and acoustical knowledge,189;and social status,190.Senses, of children,367;vicariousness of the,193.Sergi,319,350.Sernoff,410.Servants, as sources of information,63.Sex, as submerged cause of crime,322;as piety,323;as ennui,324;as conceit,325.Sexuality, of women,320;as maternal instinct,320;in criminal situations,321.Shinn,364.Sicard,215.Side-issues, confused with central ones,116.Sidis,481,492.Sighele,416.Sight, sense of, important,196;tested by touch,197;process of,197.Sinsteden,434.Size of lines influenced by position,427.Skepticism,127;and habit,130;and probability,131.Skill and habit,407.Skin, transpositions of, and tactile sense,219.Skraup,85.Slaughter,40.Sleep,481.Smell, sense of,213.Smile, the,94.Smith,302.Smuggling, and women,345.Socrates,7,169.Sommer,276.Sources, various, of evidence,12.Sound, direction of,210;conduction of,210.Sparkle,206;of the eyes,96.Specialist,125.Speech, and image,235.Speed, a test of knowledge,231.Spencer,44,46,74,102,360.Spinoza,160,260.Spite,94;how treated,95.Statistics, and psychology,179;of suicide,181.Statutes, aprioristic,5.Steinthal,298.Stern,192,307.Stölzel,434.Storch,236.Stricker,48,118,122,166,204,236,255,437.Strindberg,212.Struve,56,68.Stupidity,398,400.Style, and character,58.Subconscious, the,245.Substitutions, and misunderstandings,470.Success, conditions of,14.Succession, importance of the order of,13.Suggestion,491;not involved in guidance,9.Sully,138,259,276,451,456,464.Symbol and symbolized,244.TTaine,250,274,382,410,452,465,466,471,482.Tarde,385,410,415,416.Taste,212;illusions of,452.Tears, of women,344.Temperament,395.Temperature, sense of,217.Tertullian,169.Testimony, blind acceptance of,8;contradictions in,108;interpretation of,108;of women,310.Thinking, mechanism of,243;and symbol,244.Thompson,433.Thomson,2.Tigerstedt,192.Timbre, vocal,