Jastrow, Joseph, 1863-1944 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 350
arily followed it and re-corded an almost perfect square. So striking andregular and so varied an involuntary movement, inconformity with changes in the direction of attention,one can expect to secure but seldom, and then onlywith a good subject. The outline presented in Fig. 19 was obtained in… … FiG. 19.—Thinking of a building. Both hands hold recordplates, the pencils being held fixed above them. Time of record 35 sec-onds. Direction of the attention jjj . Subject facing >* . I., left hand;II., right hand. T T I i mon origin of the two movements. The next figure.Fig. 20, shows that…
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