TABLE II. TOUCHES

The various articles were fastened to small pieces of wood and placed in small cardboard boxes. In active touch, the subjects were allowed to stroke the object gently twice, always with a contracting movement of the forefinger of the right hand. In passive touch, the operator stroked the subject's forefinger with the object, twice as before. The table explains itself.

Standards.
No. of Active.Passive.
Touch.Description.F.M.F.M.
1Thick napped velvet6.906.607.007.00
2Thin stretched rubber, such as is
used on tambours
5.705.406.006.00
3Glazed thin cardboard5.805.505.506.00
4White silk ribbon—always stroked
with the ribs
5.805.705.405.00
5Soft, split, rough leather5.505.505.006.00
6Smooth polished cork5.705.105.406.00
7Glazed tin5.004.506.006.00
8Rough, tarred paper4.304.604.005.00
9Blue blotting paper4.505.104.205.00
10Sand paper no. 1, fine grained2.203.502.004.00
11Shot no. 3, set in paraffine2.704.903.003.50
12Sandpaper no. 212, coarse-grained1.402.001.503.00
13A coarse, rough, ridged cotton cloth,
always stroked across the ridges
4.002.404.703.50
14A thin, closely woven white muslin4.204.604.205.00
Totals63.7065.4063.9071.00
Average4.554.674.565.14

Transcriber Note

The Standards for Active M. Total calculation should be 65.40, not 59.40, with the average 4.67, not 4.24. The average for Total Passive M. should be 71.00 not 72.00. Corrected table.