Jastrow, Joseph, 1863-1944 · Boston, Houghton, Mifflin and Co · leaf 349
movements thus ob-tained are shown in Fig. 16 ; the contrast between thisrecord and such records as Figs. 4, 5, 6, is mainly thecontrast between a record in which the general sway-ing of the body is registered, and one from which it hasbeen eliminated. It is interesting to note that in rec-ords… … Fig. 16.—Counting the strokes of a metronome. Right handholds the pencil, and left hand holds the record plate. Direction ofmetronome X>> . >. Subject facing >» >. In the upper tracing thesubject was standing; time of record, 90 seconds. In the lower tracingthe subject was sitting;…
Parapsychology · Occultism · Hypnotism
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