This book replaces a previous work of some years ago by Dr. Franz on the same subject. It is intended, as the author states, to give to the psychiatrist and neurologist methods of examination which have been found successful by the psychologist. The subject matter dealt with involves sensation, movement, speech, attention, apprehension, perception, memory, association, calculation tests, time of mental processes, general intelligence, and mental tests. Under these heads are discussed the technique of applying specific tests for determining mental activity in the particular realm under discussion and for determining both the quantitative and the qualitative response. The interpretation of the data is also discussed. In a very clear and lucid style the author gives the information with relation to the tests in these various departments of mind, using those that are more readily applicable, and from which results are practicable. For a work on mental tests the book is to be highly recommended as useful and stimulating.

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