Title

An Electric Multiple Choice Maze

Date

1952

Index Abstract

Not Available

Photo Quality

Undetermined

Creator

Kruglak, Haym

Schensted, Craige E.

Self, Herschel C.

Corporate Author

University of Minnesota

Extent

15

PB Number

PB108716

NTRL Accession Number

AD000279

Identifier

AD0000279

Access Rights

Unknown

Distribution Classification

1

DTIC Record Exists

No

Distribution Change Authority Correspondence

ONR LTR

Distribution Conflict

Fix

Abstract

The multiple-choice performance maze, the electromaze, is an application of switching circuits and requires no overt verbal, mathematical, or figure symbols characteristic of paper-and-pencil mental tests. The apparatus was used as a reasoning test for the comparison of graduate students in physics and journalism. On the basis of the statistical analysis, it was concluded that there were no significant differences in the abilities of both types of graduate students as revealed by their respective trial and time scores. The low correlations between the electromaze and the Miller verbal analysis scores were taken as a strong indication that the electromaze performance depends little on the type of verbal skills and abilities measured by the Miller test.

Report Availability

Not available via Contrails

Date Issued

1952-01

Index In

PB/AD Index

Type

report