MEASUREMENT OF THE INTENSITY OF AN UNDERLYING FIGURAL PROCESS: A methodological study

Theodor M. Künnapas

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Künnapas, T. M. Measurement of the intensity of an underlying figural process. A methodological study. Scand. J. Psychol., 1961, 2, 174–184.—A method is proposed for studying the intensity of the figural process underlying the well‐known phenomenon of figural fluctuations. A metric model is presented according to which a measure of the intensity of the underlying process is obtained in units of dispersion. The model is illustrated by an experimental example. An equation is given which is analogous to that of the damped harmonic vibration. Four parameters are involved in this equation. A technique for determining the parameters is developed. Very good agreement between theoretical and empirical scale values demonstrates the applicability of the proposed method.

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