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Vol. 15, No. 6. June, 1918 THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN THE USE OF INTELLIGENCE TESTS IN THE ARMY BY L. M. TERMAN Stanford University "The war will be won through a judicious expenditure of brain power rather than a stupendous expenditure of man power," General Crowder, in an interview quoted in the Literary Digest, September 14, 1918. The Difference Between a Horde and an Army.—When Germany mobilized her army practically every man called to the colors had…
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