Seven switch units

Made:
1988-1994 in London

Seven switch units, as used at the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct psychological investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures; 1988-1994.

Switch unit (1 of 7), as used at the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct psychological investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures; 1988-1994.

Switch unit (1 of 7)

1988-1994
Switch unit (2 of 7), as used at the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct psychological investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures; 1988-1994.

Switch unit (2 of 7)

1988-1994
Switch unit (3 of 7), as used at the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct psychological investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures; 1988-1994.

Switch unit (3 of 7)

1988-1994
Switch unit (4 of 7), as used at the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct psychological investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures; 1988-1994.

Switch unit (4 of 7)

1988-1994
Switch unit (5 of 7), as used at the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct psychological investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures; 1988-1994.

Switch unit (5 of 7)

1988-1994
Switch unit (6 of 7), as used at the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct psychological investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures; 1988-1994.

Switch unit (6 of 7)

1988-1994
Switch unit (7 of 7), as used at the Biosignal Laboratory at the Institute of Psychiatry, London, England, established by Professor Hans Eysenck and Dr Paul Barrett to conduct psychological investigations into the relationship between psychophysical and psychometric measures; 1988-1994.

Switch unit (7 of 7)

1988-1994

Details

Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
2000-1358
Materials:
plastic (unidentified) and electronic components
Measurements:
: 3.1496 x 8.2677 x 7.4803 in.; 8 x 21 x 19 cm
type:
switch
credit:
Barrett, Dr P.

Related Objects

Chimpanzee(?) skull, possibly for phrenological use

Block and picture pattern test setting book
Prototype anthropometer extensible for measuring heights, by Holtain Ltd, c.1950-55.

Prototype anthropometer extensible for measuring heights
Half size phrenological head, plaster, marked 'approved by Fowler and Wells, New York' with attached paper labels and list of publications, from the British Phrenological Society, by AL Vago and Co, London.

Half size phrenological head
Phrenograph, by C.W. Allwood, comprising two large printed paper sheets giving details of Allwood's Phrenograph with particular reference to three illustrations of the human brain showing the

Phrenograph, by C.W. Allwood
Ivory phrenological head, with areas marked off and labelled, with circular pedestal and square wooden base

Ivory phrenological head