like rich sick different (r), dislike (r), unlike (r), hate (r). poor (r). well (r), healthy (r). door pillow letter leaf button nose cover page engine glass book tree room toy name Part-Whole Test anything that usually has a door (r). word (r), alphabet (r), envelope (x). book (r), bed (r), kettle (r). train (r), car (r). window (r), door (r), tumbler (x). Genus-Species Test name of any book or specific class name. specific tree or class. name of any room. anything used to play with, play (x). any particular name. any particular dish. dish boat any kind of boat. book read one hat doll play Noun Test If only the ten nouns were marked or if either 'one' or 'play' was marked as well, the child was given a perfect mark. In all other cases the words. in italics were scored wrong. 1. (I have) (one head) (two eyes) (two hands) *2. (I sit) (in my seat) (I read) (from a book) (I write) FIG. 33. 1. § 20. Characteristics of the Defectives Tested Girl-overgrown-poorly nourished-very nervous. 6. Girl-flighty-irritable-spoiled-talked poorly. 7. Girl-sister of 6-timid-clumsy-used only single syllables. 9. Girl-large head-vicious expression. 10. Girl-overgrown-rather small head-stupid. 12. Girl-lame-excessively nervous-talks all the time. 13. Girl-appears all right-rather slow. Girl-appears all right-very sensible. 19. Girl-little attention-afraid of everything. 23. Girl-appears all right. 24. Girl-stupid expression-enlarged tonsils. 27. Girl-very large head-wandering expression. 29. Girl-epileptic-one hand shrunken. 32. Girl-appears all right but very timid. 36. Girl-very small head-expression vacant. 39. Girl-small head-rather stupid in appearance. 42. Boy-giggles-rather shifty eyes-otherwise appears all right. 43. Girl-very bad-eyes unsteady-glassy-talks poorly-walks clumsily. 44. Girl-too stout-epileptic-expression all right. 45. Boy-one side of face affected, also hands and feet-talks poorly-eyes queer. 46. Boy-very small-head small and biassed-eyes unsteadypeculiar looking. 47. Boy-rather moody-bright sensible face-seemingly all right all through. 49. Boy-legs paralyzed-talked sensibly-wants to go to work. 50. Girl-eyes unsteady-staring-mouth open-walks poorly. 51. Boy-just a typical bad boy-comes from reform schoolbright. 53. Boy-rather silly-giggles-walks peculiarly. 54. Boy-giggles a little-eyebrows raised-otherwise appears all right. 55. Boy-eyes a little crossed-seemingly all right and bright looking. 56. Boy-feet paralyzed-almost blind-talks poorly. 58. Girl-epileptic-very slow-drags feet-very affectionate. 59. Boy-silly looking-cross-eyed-walks clumsily-mouth open. 60. Boy-very bad-misshapen head, mouth and ears-walks clumsily talks much. 61. Girl-rather peculiar-nothing special. 62. Boy-silly looking-mouth open. 67. Boy-very slow-mouth open-left-handed-bright eyes. 69. Girl-sensible looking-eyes peculiar-tires easily. 70. Boy-very slow-old face-very helpful. 71. Boy-nothing special-rather bright looking. 72. Boy-mouth open-rather repulsive face. 73. Boy-mouth open-head stoops forward. 74. Boy-intelligent looking-lazy. 75. Boy-nothing special. 76. Boy-face misshapen-left-handed-can't write-slow. 77. Boy-very deaf-throat obstructed-conscious of defects bright eyes. 78. Boy-mouth open-dribbled-sleepy eyes. 79. Boy-sharp face-head stoops. 80. Boy-face misshapen-very intelligent and appears all right. 81. Girl-bright, refined child-intelligent—seemingly nothing the matter. 82. Boy-bright face-firm chin-seems all right. 83. Girl-heavy looking. 84. Boy-wears glasses-left-handed-talks rather peculiarly. 85. Boy-generally shrunken appearance-bright expression— cross-eyed-mouth open. 86. Boy-rather heavy-mischievous. 87. Boy-nothing particular-very bass voice. 88. Girl-nothing particular. |