THE PROBABLE AVERAGE OF THE REACTION TIME.

From Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology by Carl Gustav Jung.

--------------------------------------------- for | A | B | C ------------------------+------+------+------ Indifferent reactions | 10·0 | 11·0 | 12·0 Critical reactions | 16·0 | 13·0 | 15·0 Post-critical reactions | 10·0 | 11·0 | 13·0 ---------------------------------------------

The difference between the reaction times, let us say between the indifferent and the critical, is 6 for A, 2 for B, and 3 for C, that is, it is more than double for A when compared with the other two persons.

In the same way we can calculate how many complex indicators there are on an average for the indifferent, critical, etc., reactions.

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