Materials from Accession # 0000-005
- Folder 1: Photographs
- Folder 2: Programs, John Broadus Watson Symposium, 1979
- Folder 3 & 4: Article Reprints
- Folder 5: Biographical
- Folder 6: Miscellaneous Materials
- Mechanical Man: John Broadus Watson and the Beginnings of Behaviorism, Call No. BF109.W39 B83 1989
- J. B. Watson, the Founder of Behaviourism: A Biography, Call No. BF109.W39 C63
- The Origins of Behaviorism: American Psychology, Call No. BF199 .O35 1979
- Behaviorism and Moralism: The Life of John B. Watson, Call No.BF199 .B58 1971
- Birnbaum, Lucille Terese. Behaviorism: John Broadus Watson and American Social Thought, 1913-1933. Thesis--University of California, Berkeley, 1980.
- Behavior; An Introduction to Comparative Psychology, Call No. BF671 .W25
- Behaviorism, Call No. BF199 .W3
- Psychology From the Standpoint of a Behaviorist, Call No. BF131 .W35
- The Ways of Behaviorism, Call No. BF199 .W33
- Psychological Care of Infant and Child, Call No. HQ772 .W25
- The Battle of Behaviorism: An Exposition and an Exposure, Call No. BF199 .W32
- John B. Watson : man and myth, Address by James V. McConnell, April 5, 1979, Call No. MISCD00056
- Applied behavioralism since J. B. Watson , Address by Fred S. Keller, April 6, 1979, Call No. MISCD00057
- What John B. Watson meant to me , Address by B. F. Skinner, April 6, 1979, Call No. MISCD00058
- D.E. Smith interview on John Broadus Watson , Call No. MISCD00062
- Mary Thomason interview , Call No. MISCD00063
- Symposium dinner , April 5, 1979, Call No. MISCD00064