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Excerpt from The Psychological Monographs, 1914, Vol. 17
The experiments were con-ducted in the Harvard Laboratory during the years 1911 to 1913. In all, nineteen subjects took part; three of them (a, C and L) continued through the two years' work. Twelve participated in the first year's experiments reported in the first part of this paper, and ten in the second year's experiments reported in Chapter II. All were members of the laboratory and trained in experimental methods. Five (d, F, I, O, and P) were women. Three of these were in the first year's investigation and two in the second.
In the first year's experiments on decision the materials used were cards upon which were printed the names of the objects to be decided upon from various points of view. Of these there were forty pairs, fifty groups of three each, and fifty groups of five each.1 The following are some representative examples.
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