Memory; An Inductive Study
Memory; An Inductive Study
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They have a hig*her percentage of tactile memories, and a smaller per cent, for dress and persons not relatives. The following memories are wholly or chiefly Indian: Fishing, snakes, squirrels, ne- groes, hunting (bow and arrows), lakes and streams, and tobacco.
Comparing Indian females vvith white females of the same age, the Indians have a larger per- centage of auditory, gustatory, and motor mem- ories, also for father, mother, playmates, fear, and dolls; much greater fgr crying and grief, a...nd double the percentage for domestic fowls and animals. They have a smaller percentage of memories for persons not related, dresses and INDIVIDUAL MEMORIES ^47 other clothing, fewer topographical and logical memories, and less for sickness and accident to self and others, .and for the activity of others.
The following memories belong wholly or chiefly to the Indians: Lakes, rivers, wolves, coons, owls, fishing, skating, and negroes.
The Indians who sent returns represent 25 different tribes, and may be considered fairly rep- resentative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have a hig*her percentage of tactile memories, and a smaller per cent, for dress and persons not relatives. The following memories are wholly or chiefly Indian: Fishing, snakes, squirrels, ne- groes, hunting (bow and arrows), lakes and streams, and tobacco.
Comparing Indian females vvith white females of the same age, the Indians have a larger per- centage of auditory, gustatory, and motor mem- ories, also for father, mother, playmates, fear, and dolls; much greater fgr crying and grief, a...nd double the percentage for domestic fowls and animals. They have a smaller percentage of memories for persons not related, dresses and INDIVIDUAL MEMORIES ^47 other clothing, fewer topographical and logical memories, and less for sickness and accident to self and others, .and for the activity of others.
The following memories belong wholly or chiefly to the Indians: Lakes, rivers, wolves, coons, owls, fishing, skating, and negroes.
The Indians who sent returns represent 25 different tribes, and may be considered fairly rep- resentative.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Stanley Granville Stanley Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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