Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1916, Vol. 1 (Classic Reprint)

Observers, Apparatus and Method. - The observers in the experiment were Mr. H. G. Bishop assistant in the department of psychology; Mr. F. L. Dimmick graduate student in psychology; and Mr. W. Feller (f under graduate with no previous experience. B. And D. Had had several years of training in psychological observation and in music; F. Was entirely untrained in observation and was also unmusical. All of the observers knew in general what the problem was; they knew, that is, that it bore upon the determination of difference limens for volume; and B. And D. Knew something of the theories of volume. F. Was employed only in the preliminary part of the work.

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