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The quotations in this and the following paragraph are from Thorndike's Educational Psychology, pp. 304-305, Vol. III.

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Biometrika, Vol. III, p. 156.

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"William of Occam's Razor" is the canon of logic which declares that it is unwise to seek for several causes of an effect, if a single cause is adequate to account for it.

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Schuster, Edgar, Eugenics, pp. 150-163, London, 1913.

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