An Analytic Study of the Memory Image And the Process of Judgment in the Discrimination of Clangs And Tones
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Pleasant feeling as though some- thing were satisfied." (2). Dependence of judgment upon the image, a) The presence of a satisfactory image usually favors the decis- ion, but (£) with the longer intervals, 'certain' judgments are made when no image is present, and, on the other hand, (c) the presence of a good image does not guarantee a satisfactory judgment.
Illustrations are : "Judgment not immediate, but almost so. Image entirely gone [60 sees.], yet V seemed certainly lower" (correct).
" Be...st image I have had yet (20 sees, interval), but V weakened and destroyed it. Judgment immediate, but uncertain [and wrong]; recon- sideration did not make it certain." 3. Speed of judgment.
(a). The majority of M's judgments are immediate, i. e., made with- ] A word coined by M to express the feeling of 'equal' judgments. It is, she says, not exactly either l welded' or ' melted,' but between the two.
2This is au early and a very prevalent type. It is found, excepting in a few cases, with judgments of ' higher' or ' lower' only.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pleasant feeling as though some- thing were satisfied." (2). Dependence of judgment upon the image, a) The presence of a satisfactory image usually favors the decis- ion, but (£) with the longer intervals, 'certain' judgments are made when no image is present, and, on the other hand, (c) the presence of a good image does not guarantee a satisfactory judgment.
Illustrations are : "Judgment not immediate, but almost so. Image entirely gone [60 sees.], yet V seemed certainly lower" (correct).
" Be...st image I have had yet (20 sees, interval), but V weakened and destroyed it. Judgment immediate, but uncertain [and wrong]; recon- sideration did not make it certain." 3. Speed of judgment.
(a). The majority of M's judgments are immediate, i. e., made with- ] A word coined by M to express the feeling of 'equal' judgments. It is, she says, not exactly either l welded' or ' melted,' but between the two.
2This is au early and a very prevalent type. It is found, excepting in a few cases, with judgments of ' higher' or ' lower' only.
What to read after An Analytic Study of the Memory Image And the Process of Judgment in the Discrimination of Clangs And Tones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guy Montrose Whipple to read onlineMoreLess
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