1921
DOI: 10.1037/h0064129
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Intelligence and its measurement: A symposium--IX.

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“…This fact has already been pointed out by psychologists. 7 Another criterion that is regarded as sound by some is the combined judgment of instructors.8 This, however, has its limitations, especially for the present study, where no instructors could be selected who were acquainted with all the subjects. This, as has been shown by Thorndike,9 is not an unsurmountable difficulty.…”
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“…This fact has already been pointed out by psychologists. 7 Another criterion that is regarded as sound by some is the combined judgment of instructors.8 This, however, has its limitations, especially for the present study, where no instructors could be selected who were acquainted with all the subjects. This, as has been shown by Thorndike,9 is not an unsurmountable difficulty.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…It does not seem possible to do much with partial correlations in analysis unless a criterion is used. (7) The final scores as obtained in the light of the criterion are correlated with each other and partial correlations worked out. In comparing the tests with each other, the multiple correlation method is found very valuable.…”
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