...movements into their mental and bodily elements, and of measuring these elements, has been proven. 124 3. When once the mind is made up to execute a movement,...especially adapted to training mental quickness. . STUDIES FROM THE Yale Psychological Laboratory EDITED BY EDWARD W. SCRIPTURE, PH.D. Instructor in Experimental...

...mental elements are involved), than a trained scientist, and neither class shows an excessive rapidity. 3. When once the mind is made up to execute a movement,...are especially adapted to training mental quickness. FROM THE Yale Psychological Laboratory EDITED BY EDWARD W. SCRIPTURE, PH.D. Instructor in Experimental...

...however, is that of Dr. Hammond, whose mental quickness has probably been developed in x<inc other way. 6. The general conclusion- seems to be that fencing does...are especially adapted to training mental quickness. FROM THE Yale Psychological Laboratory EDITED BY EDWARD W. SCRIPTURE, PH.D. Instructor in Experimental...

...complicated, the time required by the average fencer is greater than that required by a trained scientist. 4. The general conclusion seems to be that fencing does...a high degree the rapidity of executing movements. The investigations mentioned thus far are published in the Yale Studies. Throughout the year the investigation...

...to be that fencing hut nounentai does not develop mental quickness more than scientific quickness. pursuits, but it does develop to a high degree the...are especially adapted to training mental quickness. Mental and In order to study the quickness of movements of the muscular time ."',.. in arm move- arm...

...interesting results, as do also " Tests of mental ability as exhibited in fencing." Mr. Scripture finds "that fencing does not develop mental quickness "more...high degree the rapidity of " executing movements. " p. SUBSTANCE AND ITS ATTRIBUTES. London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Triibner, & Co. , Ltd. 1895. Pages,...

...latter may be unfamiliar with fencing. The slowest one in these experiments was the fencing master. The general conclusion seems to be that fencing does...exercises, or if some of them are especially adapted to develop mental quickness. CHAPTER X. TIME ESTIMATES. HAVING measured our thoughts in terms of time,...

...testing the quickness of action of expert fencers as compared with that of scientific men, he says, "The general conclusion seems to be that fencing does...develop mental quickness more than scientific pursuits." A research by Dr. Thorndike and Dr. Wood worth, the results of which bear directly upon this question,...