Review of Brain Tests

Abstract

Reviews the book, Brain Tests by John Monk Saunders and George Palmer (1925). The reviewer states that part of this small books jacket resembles the crossword cover but the book itself is filled with abbreviated psychological tests which could not have been made more intriguing. A key and an "average" score is given for each test in the back of the book whereby the reader may check up his powers of observation, range of information, ability to follow directions and tread through a maze, make change or try his skill at geometric figures. The reviewer predicts considerable success for this book, and thinks that psychology will receive a little more popularization from it. What it will tell the reader about himself is difficult to say, but he will certainly find it interesting. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)