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First published in 1940, this book discusses aspects of psychophysics and also focuses on the area of correlation.
List of contents
Part 1. Psychophysics: 1. Mental measurement; 2. The elementary theory of probability; 3. The psychophysical methods; 4. Skewness and heterogeneity in psychophysical data; Part II. Correlation: 5. Introduction to correlation; 6. The mathematical theory of correlation; 7. The influence of selection; 8. The correction of raw correlation coefficients; 9. The theory of general ability; 10. A sampling theory of ability; 11. The present position (1924); 12. The mathematical and experimental evidence for the existence of a central intellective factor (g); 13. A test of the theory of two factors; 14. Recent developments of statistical method in psychology; 15. The factorial analysis of ability; Appendix 1. Tables; Appendix 2. A list of definite integrals of frequent occurrence in probability work; Index.
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Summary
First published in 1940, this book forms part of The Cambridge Psychological Library series. The text is divided into two main sections, with the first part discussing aspects of psychophysics and the second focusing on the area of correlation. Detailed notes and numerous tables are contained throughout.
