Experiments in Educational Psychology
Experiments in Educational Psychology
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4. Prick through the page with a pin at the apexes of the twelve angles of the star outline. Connect these points wi<3i straight lines and then trim the card to pro- duce a six-pointed star pattern^. Lay^^e pattern on a sheet of paper and trace a line arotmd it, making an out- line like Fig. 4. Insert the arro)v and cross line in their appropriate places. Draw eleven such outlines, each on a separate sheet of paper .^ Set a mirror on the table about eighteen inches from you and facing toward you. Set it in a vertical position and at right angles to your median plane. The mirror must be at least six by six inches. It may be held in position by means of books or other convenient objects placed against it. The face of the nurror, however, must be left free. Procedure. Lay one of the star outlines on the table * In order to economize time, it is well to have a rubber stamp made by means of which the patterns may be prepared quiddy. A simple and convenient apparatus for holding the mirror and for shielding the hand in tracing from direct view has been devised by Professor W.
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4. Prick through the page with a pin at the apexes of the twelve angles of the star outline. Connect these points wi<3i straight lines and then trim the card to pro- duce a six-pointed star pattern^. Lay^^e pattern on a sheet of paper and trace a line arotmd it, making an out- line like Fig. 4. Insert the arro)v and cross line in their appropriate places. Draw eleven such outlines, each on a separate sheet of paper .^ Set a mirror on the table about eighteen inches from you and facing toward you. Set it in a vertical position and at right angles to your median plane. The mirror must be at least six by six inches. It may be held in position by means of books or other convenient objects placed against it. The face of the nurror, however, must be left free. Procedure. Lay one of the star outlines on the table * In order to economize time, it is well to have a rubber stamp made by means of which the patterns may be prepared quiddy. A simple and convenient apparatus for holding the mirror and for shielding the hand in tracing from direct view has been devised by Professor W.
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