例句與造句

1. Some of these theories included the variability hypothesis and functional periodicity.
2. In the early twentieth century, the variability hypothesis flourished in sociological, psychological, medical and educational literature.
3. Pearson's research was the only published scientific investigation of the variability hypothesis prior to the work of American psychologist Leta Hollingworth.
4. Interestingly enough, Hollingworth completed her dissertation under the supervision of the psychologist Edward Thorndike, a major proponent of the variability hypothesis.
5. Among the proponents of the variability hypothesis at this time were psychologists G . Stanley Hall, Edward Lee Thorndike, and James McKeen Cattell.
6. It's difficult to find variability hypothesis in a sentence. 用variability hypothesis造句挺難的
7. The only significant critic of the variability hypothesis was Karl Pearson, a British psychologist who had studied variability in 1897 and found no sex differences.
8. One logical conclusion drawn from the variability hypothesis was that since women were not expected to exhibit above-average intelligence, it was unreasonable to expect eminence from them.
9. In an attempt to examine the validity of the variability hypothesis, while avoiding intervening social and cultural factors, Hollingworth gathered data on birth weight and length of 1, 000 male and 1, 000 female neonates.