Application of the "order of merit method" to advertising

Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 8 (22):600-606 (1911)
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reprint Strong, E. K. (1911) "Application of the Order of Merit Method to Advertising". Journal of Philosophy 8(22):600

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