The Fundamentals of Psychology a Brief Account of the Nature And Development O
The Fundamentals of Psychology a Brief Account of the Nature And Development O
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271 Teachers of the kind referred to would do well to try some such experiments as the following.
Show the class the portrait of a man without any hat on. Grive only a few moments for the examination of it. Then remove it from observation and ask : " Had he a straw hat, a howler hat, or a liigli hat?" Let the expression and tone imply that it ivas one of the three. Require each child to ivrite his answer. (If a sharp and bold- minded boy were by chance to answer orally : " He had no hat at all,... " many of the others would pluck up courage, and likewise answer according to their own observation. ) It will probably be found that many of the children will state definitely that there was some kind of hat, and will end by being persuaded that they actually saw it. If, however, the question asked were, " Had he a hat on ? " many more boys would give the correct answer. (This might be tried in another class under similar conditions). Similar errors can be obtained by drawing two circles of equal size on the blackboard, and writing a large number in one, a small one in the other, thus — Qi) (§9).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
271 Teachers of the kind referred to would do well to try some such experiments as the following.
Show the class the portrait of a man without any hat on. Grive only a few moments for the examination of it. Then remove it from observation and ask : " Had he a straw hat, a howler hat, or a liigli hat?" Let the expression and tone imply that it ivas one of the three. Require each child to ivrite his answer. (If a sharp and bold- minded boy were by chance to answer orally : " He had no hat at all,... " many of the others would pluck up courage, and likewise answer according to their own observation. ) It will probably be found that many of the children will state definitely that there was some kind of hat, and will end by being persuaded that they actually saw it. If, however, the question asked were, " Had he a hat on ? " many more boys would give the correct answer. (This might be tried in another class under similar conditions). Similar errors can be obtained by drawing two circles of equal size on the blackboard, and writing a large number in one, a small one in the other, thus — Qi) (§9).
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