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Stranica 80
... removed the lenses . One psychologist states that when Stratton " removed the lenses , at the end of the week , the first ... removal of the glasses normal coördinations were restored instantaneously . No better example 80 GLENN D. HIGGINSON.
... removed the lenses . One psychologist states that when Stratton " removed the lenses , at the end of the week , the first ... removal of the glasses normal coördinations were restored instantaneously . No better example 80 GLENN D. HIGGINSON.
Stranica 81
... removal of the lenses , " we read , " the subject attempts to utilize the new system of habits and failure and confusion naturally result . As a consequence , the subject is compelled to relearn his old system of habits and normal ...
... removal of the lenses , " we read , " the subject attempts to utilize the new system of habits and failure and confusion naturally result . As a consequence , the subject is compelled to relearn his old system of habits and normal ...
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... removal of the lenses , Ewert states that " in most of the experiments the newly acquired behavior during visual inver- sion did not persist in a measurable form upon the removal of the lenses " ( 5 , p . 355 ) . Among the experimental ...
... removal of the lenses , Ewert states that " in most of the experiments the newly acquired behavior during visual inver- sion did not persist in a measurable form upon the removal of the lenses " ( 5 , p . 355 ) . Among the experimental ...
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