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person.In a certain sense it is still more than that. Words reallyrepresent condensed actions, situations, and things. When I THE ASSOCIATION METHOD 101 give a stimulus word to the test-person, which denotes anaction, it is as if I represented to him the action itself, andasked him, ** How do you… … Fig. 10. test-person in its midst, I should then study his manner ofreaction. The result of my stimulus words would thusundoubtedly approach infinitely nearer perfection. But aswe are not magicians, we must be contented with thelinguistic substitutes for reality; at the same time wemust not forget…
