Croswell, Thomas Rich, 1869- · [Worcester, J. H. Orpha] · leaf 20
d of six and the young man of fifteen, and without regard to the different stages of devel- opment. Such treatment is almost inevitable in a studj^ of this kind, but a few curves showing the general tendencies in children's amusements at different ages can be presented. Is there a pla)'^ age ? A… … The basis of this curve is the average number of different amusements mentioned by the children at each age. Thus the children of six and seven mention on an average only five or six different amusements, but those of ten and eleven mention nearly fifteen. It is possible to give several…
Public Schools · Amusements · Child Psychology
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