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The Relationship Between Musical Sensory Discrimination and Intelligence Among School Children
During the summer of 1923 the writer was a mamber of a class directed by Dr E. A. Gaw in the study of Vocational Education. Among the experiments conducted with the class was one for musical sensory discrimination for which the five discs arranged by one, Professor Carl E. Seashore of Iowa Universit
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