Irregularity in a psychological examination as a measure of mental deterioration.

Sidney Leavitt Pressey · Luella W. Cole

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The mean variations are also averaged in the table, with the idea that the psychotic cases might show a greater scatter about their mean, due to difference in stage of the disease in which different cases might be, to differing effects of the disease in different individuals, and similar causes.So far as the figures go there is no evidence of any such greater variability, but this may be the result merely of the smaller number of psychotic cases.

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