Stumpf and His Student Oskar Pfungst Discovered That Clever Hans

question 2

Multiple Choice

Stumpf and his student Oskar Pfungst discovered that Clever Hans, "the counting horse," was able to perform so many arithmetic calculations because

• A)his owner gave him subtle cues to indicate the correct answer
• B)persons in the crowd watching his performances had been paid to cooperate
• C)the sequence of correct numbers was always the same in each performance
• D)the horse actually possessed some extrasensory abilities

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