Review of The Measurement of Mental Traits in Normal and Epileptic School Children

Abstract

Reviews The Measurement of Mental Traits in Normal and Epileptic School Children by J. E. W. Wallin (1923). This research was carried out with epileptic and normal school children during five successive months, and a comparison is made of the improvement of the children on the tests as they were given on the successive sittings. The normal children were pupils enrolled in the second to eleventh grades in the Hopewell New Jersey Public Schools and the epileptic children were in attendance at the New Jersey State School at Skillman. The improvement of the epileptics as is given by the tests, show that the most profitable form of training for them should be sensory, motor and individual in character. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)