Individual and sex differences in suggestibility / by Warner Brown.

  • Brown, Warner, 1882-1956
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1916
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    Med U K36405 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PUBLICATIONS ey a es 5O ey 2 \ PSYCHOLOGY Vol. 2, No. 6, pp. 291-430 July 11, 1916 INDIVIDUAL AND SEX DIFFERENCES SUGGESTIBILITY } BY WARNER BROWN nent h 4 CONTENTS PAGE Drmeeeh LOA ARG ELON it a ee ten Sect Dade eas vaasck Gove t csi ege naan ag MRE 292 II. Four experiments involving a ‘‘least perceptible’’ (imagined) SORTS AAW ono og) ets eae oe Sat 2 age ee ne ee i eee ng et Cs 298 1. Odors; 2. Touch; 3. Heat; 4. Electric shock; 5. Conclu- sions regarding these four tests. III. Four experiments involving the perception of change ................ 321 1. Change of brightness; 2. Change of pitch; 3. Change of size; 4. Motion; 5. The direction of the imaginary change; 6. Conclusions regarding these four tests. IV. Two experiments depending upon a series of progressive in-- Ain SF CEST Iie coe cafe De dh dem es Snel Bk ae SD OM a SR or 340 1. Progressive weights; 2. Progressive lines; 3. Conelu- sions regarding these two tests. V. Five experiments involving memory, recognition, and imagi- TAY Re pce ASR, Ae ge tok 8 Sai eRe cE aM Le ae Seer aL 349 1. Recognition of form (checkerboard); 2. Recognition of position (letters); 3. Recognition of size (squares); 4. Mem- ory for pictures; 5. Ink-blot test of imagination; 6. Summary for these five experiments. VI. General introduction to the remaining experiments .................... 368 VII. Two experiments dealing with the effect of suggestion upon ROTA A LTS L OTIS (see pete ce taco c cena cia Been Otte crs ond asics acto nat ame anaes “dat wenceeh nba 371 1. Size-weight illusion; 2. Miller-Lyer illusion; 3. Conelu- sions regarding these two experiments.