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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1909 Excerpt: ...and with the nature of the objective series. Thus, in the case of subject Dy, in the case presented in Table IV, where there was merely a difference in intensity between the sounds, the rhythm dropped off very suddenly between a rate which gave as the total duration of one measure 4.0 seconds and one which gave as the total duration of one measure 5.5 seconds. With a different sound series, however, one in which the louder sound was also the longer (Table VI), a certain amount of rhythm persisted even at a rate which gave as the total duration of one measure 10.0 seconds; though even in this case there was already a very considerable decrease at the rate of 7.5 seconds for one measure. In general, the tables indicate that, from a rate of 1.0 second for one measure up to a rate of between 4.0 and 7.0 seconds for one measure, the degree of rhythm remains about constant. Sufficient observations have not been made with very fast rates to generalize concerning the effect of increasing the rate beyond 1.0 second for one measure. There is some indication, however, that with rates faster than 1.0 second for one measure there is a marked increase in the amount of temporal segregation presented by the rhythm. As already stated, grouping by four instead of by two comes in at rates faster than 1.0 second for one measure. Inasmuch as subjective rhythm comes in very markedly at rates of about 1 second for two beats or faster, the increase above noted in the rhythmical effect for the faster rates can hardly be regarded as the effect of an increase in rate on the rhythmical effect of intensity or duration. It seems rather that we have in the case of these rates a subjective factor which is more or less independent of any differences which may prevail in the intensity or du...

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