Jastrow, Joseph, 1863-1944 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 346
LUNTARY MOVEMENTS 323 We conclude that the position of the body is an im-portant factor in the resultant movements, but that itdoes not interfere with their accepted psychologicalinterpretation. When observing the subject during a test, we maynote the movements of the body as a whole, and ofthe arm… … FiG. 14. — Counting the strokes of a metronome. Subjectseated. In tracing I. the metronome is at the rear. Time of record, 105 seconds. Direction of tlae attention < <«. Subject facing ^i^ ^. In tracing II. the metronome was to the front. Time of record 45 seconds.Direction of the attention…
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