| Show Lets Let's Explore Your Mind By Albert Edward Wiggam a 1 I A rs cf a at t 1 I lT TO ToI I DETERMINE A 60 P Authors Author's Note These answers are arc given from the tho point of view Not all moral questions can be answered with absolute scientific scientific accuracy but no decision as to what Is morally right Is possible without science Science puts the rights of organized society the rights of individuals HOW HOV HOTO TO SOLVE YOUR PERSONAL PROBLEMS IS ISA A booklet by Albert JAlbert Edward Wiggam Life LiCe presents to to each of ot us problems m ms of serious serious' Importance They may 1 involve olve money position position tion or loved ones Usually there is ij n a rather scientific way io to decide dedde de de- de cide cicio such problems Dr tells how in this great little booklet booklet booklet book book- let which Includes TEN ILLUMINATING TESTS Apply them to each problem before you act net As a service to renders of Lets Explore Your Mind lIml this booklet will be sent upon request accompanied by stamped self addressed self return envelope envelope en en- elope and one Scent 3 stamp to apply on printing costs cosh Just Jud ask asic Personal Problems for address Dr Wiggam care of tl this ls newspaper news Dews paper 1 Just why Ute life jf ceases to mean anything to sever several l million adults unless they can find a a stamp of a n certain color or date or with Kin King George showing one eye cocked cocked- known as U the e Cockeyed King ICing stamps V which according to Thomas Thomas' Thom Thom- as as' as H. H Uzzell in ners ner's is one of f the Ute most prized varieties in ex existence x- x well welI well it all shows there are more varieties of nuts in heaven en eu and nd e earth rth than n are dreamed lit of ot in our psychologies s But as Mr I Uzzell says lays very ery few women are attacked by this p particular bug 2 Hardly artY any doctrine in education education education edu edu- cation has has' come camo to be more generally gen ien suspected by psychologists As Dr Arthur Gates says in his When Educational Psychology a man declares he developed will willpower willpower power by hoeing potatoes when he hated bated the task in childhood or acquired ac originality by playing with toy blocks or achieved reasoning ability by studying mathematics or developed veness and leadership leadership lead lead- on op tho the football field we may mayteel feel teel assured that he ho Is in error or at last very unusual Hoeing potatoes potatoes po po- po- po trains you in hoeing potatoes potatoes pota pota- toes but not in will viii power or farm management cut 3 In School and So Society lety Mr F. F B. B Dilley reports the tho results of ot the use of intelligence tests for tor several several sev sev- eral years at Ohio State university and shows show Whereas about 13 to IEper 18 IE per cent of the applicants failed tailed the test yet about 70 to 80 per percent percent percent cent o of these failures went on and made A Au grades a few m made de B Band Band and nd about 20 per cent made C average ave Not bad Mr DUley Dilley concludes concludes con con- eludes general intelligence ence tests testa will t tell ll who will not make the highest grades yet taken takers alone they are not fair or valid vaUd for ab absolute ab nb- solute exclusion of oLan atan an applicant |
