A STATISTICAL COMPARISON OF PSYCHOPHYSICAL METHODS

[1] The logic of the normal law of error in mental measurement [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1920, 31 : 1 - 33

[2] The number of observations upon which a limen may be based [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1916, 27 : 315 - 319

[3] BROWN W, 1925, ESSENTIALS MENTAL ME

[4] CULLER E, 1926, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V35, P85

[5] FERNBERGER SW, 1912, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V14, P1

[6] KELLOGG WN, 1929, ARCH PSYCHOL, V17

[7] LINDER FE, 1932, THESIS U IOWA

[8] The accuracy of the method of constant stimuli [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1927, 38 : 666 - 667

[9] The best fitting frequency function for Urban's lifted-weight results [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1928, 40 : 75 - 82

[10] Linear interpolation vs. the constant process [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1927, 38 : 390 - 402

[1] The logic of the normal law of error in mental measurement [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1920, 31 : 1 - 33

[2] The number of observations upon which a limen may be based [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1916, 27 : 315 - 319

[3] BROWN W, 1925, ESSENTIALS MENTAL ME

[4] CULLER E, 1926, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V35, P85

[5] FERNBERGER SW, 1912, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V14, P1

[6] KELLOGG WN, 1929, ARCH PSYCHOL, V17

[7] LINDER FE, 1932, THESIS U IOWA

[8] The accuracy of the method of constant stimuli [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1927, 38 : 666 - 667

[9] The best fitting frequency function for Urban's lifted-weight results [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1928, 40 : 75 - 82

[10] Linear interpolation vs. the constant process [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1927, 38 : 390 - 402