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Citation |
Travis LE. J. Abnorm. Psychol. Soc. Psychology 1925; 20(2): 142-146. |
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(Copyright © 1925, R.G. Badger) |
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Abstract |
With the feeling that such an investigation had a direct bearing upon practical problems, the author studied especially the effect of a small audience upon the eye-hand coordination test of Koerth. In summarizing the results, it seemed "legitimate to conclude that there is an indication of superior eye-hand coordination among the subjects tested in a social situation. Statistically considered the degree of superiority is not sufficient to be very reliable. Yet a study of individual performances leaves no doubt as to the fact that the influence of the audience materially raises the score." (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2006 APA, all rights reserved) |