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Fact and fable in psychology (1901)

Jastrow, Joseph, 1863-1944 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 340

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Fig. 5.— Counting the strokes of a metronome. Shows theoscillations of the movements with the strokes of the metronome. To obtain similar results for a visual impressiona silently swinging pendulum is used, the subjectfollowing the oscillations with his eyes and countingthem. The result is more… … FiG. 6. — Counting the oscillations of a pendulum. Timeof record, 45 seconds. Direction of the attention »> >. Subjectfacing 7^-—>• The points 1, 2, 3, show the positions of the writing-point, 15. 30, and 45 seconds after the record was started. ment towards the pendulum. Fig. 6 ; but…

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