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The new science of analyzing character (1920)

Balkin, Harry Harvey · Boston, The Four Seas Co. · leaf 168

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people, and is largelydeveloped in all those who study persons by intuition,forming as they do rough estimates of the character-istics of an individual from instantaneous impressions.In the majority of instances these conclusions proveto be remarkably correct, and when combined with thescientific… … Fig. 15. GENERAL PERSHING. The Motive Type. THE FOREHEAD AND HEAD 139 marked degree, and it is of valuable aid to people inchoosing friends, judging employees, handling chil-dren, and analyzing character. Managers of hotels,doctors, salesmen, lawyers, teachers, and all people whocome into contact…

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