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The effect of the physical make-up of a book upon children's selection (1922)

Bamberger, Florence Eilau · Baltimore : Johns Hopkins Press · leaf 117

An illustration from The effect of the physical make-up of a book upon children's selection, 1922, leaf 117 — e best. Table 48 gives the per cent of times each sex chose a colorand the rank of the colors by the boys and girls. TABLE 48 Times chosen . ^ Color Boys Girls 1. Yellow 20 II 2. Blue 28 41 3. Red 27 15 4. Green 4 7 5- Grey 7 5 6. Violet I I 7. Orange i 0 8. Brown 5 3 9. Pink I 3 ID. Purple 0 I… … There is a very slight difference in color selection becauseof difference of sex. Both ranked blue first, red second, andyellow third. Green was ranked fourth by the girls andsixth by the boys. Pink and brown tied for sixth place withthe girls. The boys ranked grey fourth, brown fifth, andpink…

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