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THURSTONE AND SPEARMAN
What did Thurstonc really think about Spearman's contribution? In 1933. Thurstonc wrote:
llie student who begins his study of factor analysis should read Spearman's early papers. His book. The Abiliiiet of Mini, has its main content in the appendix that
should have been expanded lo l»e the book itself We must distinguish between
Spearman's method of analyzing the inlcicomlations of a set of variables for a single common factor and his theory that intelligence is such a common factor which lie calls * " (Thurstonc. 1933. p. iii)