...amusing instances of break-down), and the evident effort made to give accurate answers, have convinced mo that it is a much easier matter than I had anticipated...best to explain their mental processes. I think that ad ilight in self-dissection must be a strong ingredient in the pleasure that many are said to take...

...clear from the first, the fact of their apparent trustworthiness being on the whole much increased b_v cross-examination, and the evident effort made to...must be a very strong ingredient in the pleasure that many are said to take in confessing themselves to parish priests." But there is an obvious - moral...

...easier matter than I had anticipated, to obtain trustworthy replies to psychological questions. Man}' persons, especially women and intelligent children,...must be a very strong ingredient in the pleasure that many are said to take in confessing themselves to parish priests." But there is an obvious moral from...

...much increased by cross-examination (though I could give one or two amusing instances of break-down), and the evident effort made to give accurate answers,...trustworthy replies to psychological questions. Many persona, especially women and intelligent children, take pleasure in introspection, and strive their...

...the utility of such inquiries, and shows the truth of Gallon's experience, indorsed by the author, that " it is a much easier matter than I had anticipated...obtain trustworthy replies to psychological questions." ETHNOLOGY. Jade in Alaska. LIEUT. GT Emmons, who is continuing his interesling researches in Alaska,...

...much increased by cross-examination (though I could give one or two amusing instances of break-down), and the evident effort made to give accurate answers,...introspection, and strive their very best to explain their meutal processes. I think that a delight in self -dissection must be a strong ingredient in the pleasure...

...than I had anticipated to obtain trustworthy replies to psychological questions. Many persons . . . take pleasure in introspection, and strive their very...think that a delight in self-dissection must be a strong ingredient in the pleasure that many are said to take in confessing themselves to priests" (87)....

...descriptive psychology." But we must not forget the limitations of the questionary. Galton writes: " It is a much easier matter than I had anticipated...trustworthy replies to psychological questions. Many persons . . . take pleasure in introspection, and strive their very best to explain their mental processes....

...than I had anticipated to obtain trustworthy replies to psychological questions. Many persons . . . take pleasure in introspection, and strive their very best to explain their men1al processes. I think that a delight in self-dissection must be a strong ingredient in the pleasure...

...much increased by cross-examination (though I could give one or two amusing instances of breakdown), and the evident effort made to give accurate answers,...obtain trustworthy replies to psychological questions," and to get " statistical insight into the processes of other people's minds." J (2) The other direct...