Harry D.Kitson

Harry Dexter Kitson, born in 1886 in Mishawaka, Indiana, taught applied psychology at Teachers' College, Columbia University. He was a charter member of the American Psychological Association and a pioneer in the field of vocational guidance. His main field of professional interest throughout his life (see references below), and it would definitely be incorrect to rank him among the precursors of quantitative linguistics. Yet, some ideas and analyses represented in his 1921 book The Mind of the Buyer. A Psychology of Selling illustrate the need of his time for a solid basis in linguostatistics and quantitative linguistics, and therefore
deserve mention in an historical flashback.
years of life: 11 agosto 1886 setembro 1959

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George Titusfez uma citaçãohá 2 anos
psychological experimentation; others are derived from experience.

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Evgeniya Efimenkofez uma citaçãohá 2 anos
Probably the chief reason why students are so eager to secure full lecture notes is that they fear to trust their memory. Such fears should be put at rest, for your mind will retain facts if you pay close attention and make logical associations during the time of impression.
Evgeniya Efimenkofez uma citaçãohá 2 anos
A lecture is a logical structure, and the form in which it is presented is the outline. This outline, then, is your chief concern.

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