The Essentials of Mental Measurement
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Both these points follow from the sentence used in the 1912 article with Dr Hart, where it is said that, in the case of performances too ahke, "when this Ukeness is diminished, or when the resembhng performances are pooled together, a point is soon reached where the correlations are still of considerable magnitude, but. now indicate no common factor except the General one." Since this point is soon reached, the Group Factors must be narrow in range. Since poohng a few performances will obhterat...e any Group Factors, they must be exclusive of one another. For if A, B, C and Z> are four tests, in which A and B have a Group Factor common to them, and C and D another, then of course by pooUng A with B and also C with D we can obtain two pools AB and CD which have no hnk. But it A, B and C have one Group Factor, and C and D have another, then these Group Factors cannot be separated into Specific Factors. In fact, a Specific Factor is a separated Group Factor, and Professor Spearman's theory asserts that Group Factors, if any, are separable and mutually exclusive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both these points follow from the sentence used in the 1912 article with Dr Hart, where it is said that, in the case of performances too ahke, "when this Ukeness is diminished, or when the resembhng performances are pooled together, a point is soon reached where the correlations are still of considerable magnitude, but. now indicate no common factor except the General one." Since this point is soon reached, the Group Factors must be narrow in range. Since poohng a few performances will obhterat...e any Group Factors, they must be exclusive of one another. For if A, B, C and Z> are four tests, in which A and B have a Group Factor common to them, and C and D another, then of course by pooUng A with B and also C with D we can obtain two pools AB and CD which have no hnk. But it A, B and C have one Group Factor, and C and D have another, then these Group Factors cannot be separated into Specific Factors. In fact, a Specific Factor is a separated Group Factor, and Professor Spearman's theory asserts that Group Factors, if any, are separable and mutually exclusive.
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