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APPENDIX

where  it  belongs.  Each  piece  fits  loosely,  so  don’t  try  to
force  it.  Do  this  quickly  and  carefully.”  After  subject
has  finished,  repeat  the  test.
Record:  Each  attempt  to  place  a  piece  in  the  wrong  space
counts  as  an  error.  Mistrials  of  a  piece  in  the  right  space
are  not  counted,  (i)  because  it  is  impossible  to  count  them;
(2)  the  total  time  compensates  for  them  automatically.
Record,  for  trial  a  and  b,  the  time  and  number  of  mistakes.
Rating:  Point  of  reference,  completion  of  test  in  56  seconds;
RU,  14;  RU,  4,  E  count  1.  Apply  formula  II.
91.  Machine  Operator’s  Test
Description:  See  Chapter  X.
Instructions:  Examiner  in  preparation  makes  sure  that  the  dial
is  revolving  at  a  speed  of  35  R.  P.  M.  “I  want  you  to
drop  a  ball  through  the  slot  into  the  funnel  like  this:
(Examiner  drops  five  or  six  balls  in  succession.)  Use  this
hand  (demonstrating  with  the  left  hand)  to  pick  up  the
balls  and  pass  the  balls  to  your  other  hand  one  at  a  time
like  this.  (Examiner  drops  three  more  balls.)  If  the  ball
fails  to  go  through  the  slot  or  falls  on.  the  floor,  don’t  pay
any  attention  to  it  but  keep  right  on  with  the  others.  See
how  many  balls  you  can  drop  through  the  funnel.  Now,
try  it.  All  right?  Start.”  Subject  is  allowed  to  go  on  for
two  minutes  with  occasional  suggestions  from  examiner
to  correct  bad  practices.  Then  allow  an  interval  of  one
minute  during  which  the  examiner  makes  his  records  and
engages  the  subject  in  conversation.  Another  trial  of  two
minutes  is  then  given.  After  another  minute  interval,  a
third  trial  of  two  minutes  is  given,  this  time  with  the  slot
half  closed.  Each  time  the  examiner  makes  a  reading  on
the  Veeder  counters  at  the  beginning  and  at  the  end  of
the  trial  in  order  to  determine  the  R.  P.  M.  and  the  number ­
  of  successful  attempts  made  by  the  subject.
Record:  There  are  three  trials,  to  be  designated  a,  b,  and  c.
            
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