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Discrimination Weights
These are used to illustrate the method of constant stimuli in the discrimination of absolute weights. The set consists of two series composing a total of 24 weights. The light series ranges from 75 to 125 grams and the heavy series ranges from 175 to 225 grams in 5 gram intervals. These cartridge type weights have identical colour, size and texture and are code marked on the bottom.
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