Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-03-11 | Page 17 | Does a Girl from a Discordant Home Prefer a Career to Marriage?

Lets Let's Explore Your Minda Mind Mind- I r Does a Girl From a Discordant L Home me Prefer a Career t to Marriage By Albert Edward rd Wiggam e 4 7 T of 7 r 0 11 J 00 DO YOU VOL UND UNDER UNDERSTAND UNDERSTAND R STAND R BETTE-R WHAT OU VDU SEE SEEOR I OR H HEAR EI R HEA tl lt 1 S AND 3 FRIEN OF A I A IS C cE YOUR youe WILL IT WORK PEED AND ANDi i REDUCE FATIGUE To ro i Q OT OTro e y 5 I E ACA NOHa orrt J MN r our ro YES Nil Answer to Question No 1 1 It tends to do so At Penn college Iowa Psychologist Marion Marion Marion Ma Ma- rion Neger developed a very intimate interview technique for drawing out the real feelings of girl students about marriage and careers careers what psychologists call motivation She found practically all girls girs were interested interested interested inter inter- ested in marriage but those who were working for careers had decided to do so largely from observing the unhappy marriages of their parents and friends Answer to Question No 2 2 Highly technical experiments ments on reading and hearing comprehension by Psychologists Larsen and Feder of Illinois Illinois' e university showed that persons t of high mental menta ability comprehend comprehend comprehend compre compre- hend and remember about the same with eyes or ears But those of average and especially low ow ability do better with their eyes If the material is very difficult difficult dif dU- even those of high ability r t do a little better with their eyes However a good deal depends on on- whether you have trained your your eyes or ears the most I think thInk- I do better with my ears because for 30 years I had all my reading reading reading read read- ing done aloud aoud owing to an eye difficulty recently cured by a anew J new type of spectacles I described described de de- scribed recently in Readers Di- Di h gest Answer to Question No 3 C f. I 3 This is one of the truly truy great discoveries of science what is ca called study motion in which Dr and Mrs Frank Gilbreth Gilbreth Gilbreth Gil- Gil I breth were pioneers If you are working at a table tabe or desk pile your materials and tools toos in a semicircle in front of you soboth so soboth soboth both hands are equally equay busy In k working and reaching about the kitchen or In housework use both hands equally equay wherever possible possible pos- pos sible sIbe and try to develop rhythm by humming a tune You can increase your output and feel rested at night instead of tired I out