Experimental studies in judgment.

Abstract

Vi BXPEBIMENTAL STUDIES IN JUDGMENT little use for the introspective method.It is an interest "not in the momentary content of a conscious moment; nor in the descriptive character of the sensory fragment which may at that moment be the bearer of meaning ; nor in the instrument, criterion or vehicle of an act of apprehension, a comparison, a feeling, or a choice." It is above all an interest in "the outcome of this moment in the form of behavior,-an act, a choice, a judgment, and in the character, reli- ability, constancy, and significance which the outcome of such a mental operation possesses."Of the ten studies which the volume contains, six are entirely new and have not been elsewhere reported.The remaining four have already appeared in the psychological periodicals.They are re- printed here because of their relevance to the later studies and because they were originally part of the larger plan of which this monograph is a partial result.

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