In my research on the Army Beta, I found this appealing pic. It's soldiers taking a predecessor of the Army Alpha in Nov 1917. I don't think the pic has ever been published before.#psychology #wwi #historyhttps://t.co/LsYPnUVkQG pic.twitter.com/nA3YP62UwT— Russell T. Warne πΊπΈπ¨π± (@Russwarne) March 24, 2019
Jess Hartnett, of Not Awful Ideas for Teaching Stats fame, decided to start posting not awful ideas for teaching I/O. Updated sporadically.
Showing posts with label journal article. Show all posts
Showing posts with label journal article. Show all posts
Sunday, December 22, 2019
Rare Army Alpha picture for you History of I/O lecture
Russell Warne found this nice photo, perfect for the first week of I/O as you describe the history of the field. Also, click through for Russell's journal article about the Army Beta test.
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