Individuality
Individuality
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The resemblance of brother to brother or sister in various mental traits is, according to Pearson, about . 5. The resemblance of twins in ability to add and multiply, in finding the misspelled words in a passage, and in other mental tests is about . 8.
It would be too long a task to rehearse the evidence from which it appears that these resem- blances are due only slightly to resemblances in home training. Sample arguments are the follow- 1 Allowance being made for certain facts not taken accou...nt of by Professor Woods himself. 42 THE INFLUENCE OF NEAR ANCESTRY ing: Twins are found to grow no more alike from nine to fourteen, in spite of the fact that any influence home training may have upon abil- ity to add, multiply, and the like should be far greater after so much longer action. They are found to be as much alike in finding misspelled words or giving the opposites of words as in add- ing or multiplying, though, presumably, home training should count more in the latter. Also N . The home training of twins does not seem to be very much more constant than that of two chil- dren of the same family, two or three years apart in age ; but the resemblance is twice as great.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The resemblance of brother to brother or sister in various mental traits is, according to Pearson, about . 5. The resemblance of twins in ability to add and multiply, in finding the misspelled words in a passage, and in other mental tests is about . 8.
It would be too long a task to rehearse the evidence from which it appears that these resem- blances are due only slightly to resemblances in home training. Sample arguments are the follow- 1 Allowance being made for certain facts not taken accou...nt of by Professor Woods himself. 42 THE INFLUENCE OF NEAR ANCESTRY ing: Twins are found to grow no more alike from nine to fourteen, in spite of the fact that any influence home training may have upon abil- ity to add, multiply, and the like should be far greater after so much longer action. They are found to be as much alike in finding misspelled words or giving the opposites of words as in add- ing or multiplying, though, presumably, home training should count more in the latter. Also N . The home training of twins does not seem to be very much more constant than that of two chil- dren of the same family, two or three years apart in age ; but the resemblance is twice as great.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thorndike, Edward L. (Edward Lee), 1874-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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