3. Pseudo-psychological Methods
Those interested in the historical features of vocational psychology will find innumerable books and monographs on magic, clairvoyance, astrology, chiromancy, palmistry, phrenology, physiognomics, character-analysis, etc. All of these have only historical interest. See also an interesting survey of the development and motives of these systems, by Prof. Joseph Jastrow, in Popular Science Monthly, June, 1915
4. History of Psychological Tests
Cattell and Farrand: "Physical and Mental Measurements of the Students of Columbia University," Psychological Review, Nov., 1896
Stern, W.: Die Differentielle Psychologie
—— The Psychological Methods of Testing Intelligence
Thorndike, E. L.: Educational Psychology, Vol. III
Whipple, G. M.: Manual of Mental and Physical Tests
Whitley, M. T.: Tests for Individual Differences
Wissler, C.: "Correlation of Mental and Physical Tests," Psychological Review Monograph Supplement, No. 16, 1901