A Cyclopedia of Education volume 4 Lib Pol
A Cyclopedia of Education volume 4 Lib Pol
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This of affairs is realized, certainly, fur vari- ous departments an. I for sundry attribute ition; I'm- the intensity, ami perhaps for iii- quality of simple feeling; ami, probably, fur degree of attention. No more can, at present, be said. Simple as the principle of mental measurement i>. The actual measuring i- exceedingly difficult: tin' investigator must. First, set up a workable ami as it were objective unit 1. 1" measurement, ami must then follows rigorous method ami eliminate many sourc...es (. Frrror in his attempt to lay oil' this unit upon the magnitude to be measured; the whole ob- ject of measurement is. After all, to cany accu- racy into spheres of scientific research in which unaided observation, bare estimation, is inaccu- So far. Therefore, direct mental measure- ments, despite their importance for the theory and system of psychology, have been made only in a comparatively narrow field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This of affairs is realized, certainly, fur vari- ous departments an. I for sundry attribute ition; I'm- the intensity, ami perhaps for iii- quality of simple feeling; ami, probably, fur degree of attention. No more can, at present, be said. Simple as the principle of mental measurement i>. The actual measuring i- exceedingly difficult: tin' investigator must. First, set up a workable ami as it were objective unit 1. 1" measurement, ami must then follows rigorous method ami eliminate many sourc...es (. Frrror in his attempt to lay oil' this unit upon the magnitude to be measured; the whole ob- ject of measurement is. After all, to cany accu- racy into spheres of scientific research in which unaided observation, bare estimation, is inaccu- So far. Therefore, direct mental measure- ments, despite their importance for the theory and system of psychology, have been made only in a comparatively narrow field.
A question which the author lias . . F t
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