Why the "stimulus-error" did not go away.
Studies in history and philosophy of science April 1, 2016 M Chirimuuta 8 citations
Psychologists in the early years of the discipline were much concerned with the stimulus-error. Roughly, this is the problem encountered in introspective experiments when subjects are liable to frame their perceptual reports in terms of what they know of the stimulus, instead of just drawing on their perceptual experiences as they are supposedly felt. "Introspectionist" psychologist E. B....