""Determination of the Interrelations, Partial and Multiple, Between Various Anthropometric Measurements of College Women"" is a rigorous scientific study focused on the physical characteristics and proportions of female students in higher education. This work employs advanced statistical methods, including partial and multiple correlation, to analyze the relationships between a wide array of anthropometric measurements. By examining these interrelations, the author seeks to establish a clearer understanding of body types and physical development within this specific demographic.
Providing a comprehensive data set from the early 20th century, the book serves as a significant historical document in the fields of physical education, anatomy, and social science. Researchers and students interested in the history of medicine, physical anthropology, and the application of statistics to human biology will find this work to be an essential reference. Mary Louise Boillin's methodical approach sheds light on the complexities of human growth and the scientific efforts to quantify the female physique during a transformative period in educational history.
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