Psychological monographs: general and applied . Plate II CRITICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES 33 The attached list shows the variety of expressions used to de-signate the interpretation of the photograph. Some allowancemust be made for inadequacy of verbal expression, as when anobserver gropes about to find a word that will carry his emotional expressions, especially when the emotion be-comes intellectualized, give a much less uniform response on thepart of the observer than others, as will be seen by comparing,for example (see accompanying list), No. 14 or No. 20 with or No. 3
Psychological monographs: general and applied . Plate II CRITICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES 33 The attached list shows the variety of expressions used to de-signate the interpretation of the photograph. Some allowancemust be made for inadequacy of verbal expression, as when anobserver gropes about to find a word that will carry his emotional expressions, especially when the emotion be-comes intellectualized, give a much less uniform response on thepart of the observer than others, as will be seen by comparing,for example (see accompanying list), No. 14 or No. 20 with or No. 30. As a rule, the primary emotions, as love andhate, joy and sorrow, are much more uniformly interpreted thanthe secondary ones, like repulsiveness, surprise, distrust anddefiance. In all these cases, the observers were asked to set down theirinterpretations without suggestions from the experimenter. Theproblem that suggested itself was the question regarding the roleof the several facial features in suggesting the photograp
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