Review of Group Experiments in Elementary Psychology

Abstract

Reviews the book, Group Experiments in Elementary Psychology by Adelbert Ford (1931). The author aims to provide collateral experimental work for the first course in psychology, organized around the usual class-room situation, having only fair facilities for experimental work. The book provides abundant pertinent problems, allowing adaptation to individual classes, is clearly and interestingly written, and is on the whole the best student manual and note book for general psychology the reviewer has seen recently. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)