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Fact and fable in psychology (1900)

Jastrow, Joseph, 1863-1944 · Boston, Houghton, Mifflin and Co · leaf 355

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uccessful results are especially interesting. In Fig.23 the tracing marked I. shows the movement of thehand during the thirty-five seconds that the subjectwas counting the strokes of a metronome; tracingXL shows the movement while counting for twenty-five seconds the oscillations of a pendulum. The… … Fig. 23.—I. Counting the strokes of a metronome. Auto-matograph record. Time of record, 35 seconds. Direction of the atten-tion >^i>—^. Subject facing ^>-j> >. II. Counting pendulum oscil-lations. Automatograph record. Time of record, 25 seconds. Direc-tion of the attention ^?5r-—t^.…

Parapsychology · Occultism · Hypnotism

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