The reports as to the vividness of the rival images are somewhat conflicting. Sometimes it is the moving object which was imaged with the more vivid content, and sometimes the resting object. One report runs: "The moving object had less color, but was more distinct in outline than the stationary." Sometimes one of the positions of the moving object was alone represented in the image, either the initial position (on a level with the resting object) or a position lower down. On the other hand, we read: "The image of the moved object seemed at times a general image that reached clear down, sometimes like a series of figures, and not very distinct; but sometimes the series had very distinct outlines." In one case (the circle) the image of the figure in its upper position remained, while the serial repetitions referred to extended below. This, as might be supposed, is the report of an exceptionally strong visualizer. In other cases the object and its movements were not dissociated: "The moved object was imaged as moving, and color and outline were retained." And again: "Twice through the series I could see the image of the moving object as it moved." "Image of moved object moved all the time." TABLE XV. 1 2 3 4 5 Indiv. Av. Gray Red Gray Yellow Gray Green Gray Blue Gray Violet Gray Colored. I. 26 29 27.5 28.5 26.5 29 21.5 27.5 27.5 26.5 25.8 28.1 II. 35.5 36.5 45.5 53.5 53.5 53.5 53.5 53.5 55 55 48.6 50.4 III. 0 11 2.5 19 10.5 16 17.5 8.5 0 9 6.1 12.7 IV. 45 23.5 8 53.5 48 39 48 52 55.5 35 40.9 40.6 V. 55.5 55.5 42 53 50 56 52.5 50 44.5 56.5 49.1 54.2 VI. 22 33.5 29 36.5 28 43.5 26 37.5 39.5 29 28.9 36.0 VII. 38.5 39 56 56 49.5 54.5 47 47 45.5 50 47.3 49.3 VIII. 15 10.5 15 19.5 23 21 19.5 24 20.5 25 18.6 20.0 IX. 31.5 49 19 42.5 50 50 35.5 46 48 39 36.8 45.3 X. 19 33 14.5 37 29.5 23 17 37.5 23 31 20.6 32.3 XI. 11 49.5 8 51.5 9 43.5 35 43.5 24 47 17.4 47.0 27.18 33.64 24.27 40.95 34.32 39.00 33.91 38.82 34.82 36.64 30.90 37.81 General average: Gray, 30.90 sec.; colored, 37.81 sec.