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...Maher, who devoted most of his lecture to a description of his own experiments with conflict situations in children and schizophrenics, attempted to convey a sense of the extraordinary complexity involved in the problems of measurement and interpretation of experimental data...

Author: By Allan Warsowe, | Title: Maher Explains His Experiments | 8/2/1963 | See Source »

...first problem involved in his experiments consisted in designing what Maher humorously called "a child's mind-changing apparatus." "We were concerned," he said, "with the processes that take place while a decision is being made...

Author: By Allan Warsowe, | Title: Maher Explains His Experiments | 8/2/1963 | See Source »

...experiments, Dr. Maher attempted to determine if there were any particular personality traits associated with indecisiveness. He explained yesterday that a behavioral scientist works under very real limitations: "We simply have no idea what's going on in a child's head. Therefore we must speculate, and we are often led astray by our own speculations...

Author: By Allan Warsowe, | Title: Maher Explains His Experiments | 8/2/1963 | See Source »

...Maher believes that any theory must rise out of well-grounded data; he avoided passing on to the audience any sort of abstract generalizations...

Author: By Allan Warsowe, | Title: Maher Explains His Experiments | 8/2/1963 | See Source »

...behavioral scientist, he feels, must avoid the temptation to settle into secure theories that eventually will color his own perception of actual occurrences. Quipped Maher: "theory is cheery, but data is greater...

Author: By Allan Warsowe, | Title: Maher Explains His Experiments | 8/2/1963 | See Source »

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