Practical psychology : an advanced manual in the science of mental development, in eleven lessons (1922)
Haddock, Frank C. (Frank Channing), 1853-1915 · Meriden, Conn. : Pelton Pub. Co. · leaf 116
Practical Psychology 106 determine possibilities in any case, and it is probably- true that every person "has it in him" to develop a greater mind — a larger number of finer and more effective ways o£ acting for mental ends. Always, however, the mind will be just that — the sum-total of such… … Suggesting Inter-relations of faculties" See CHAPTER ON CONTINIOUS MENTAL LIFE. The larger circle represents an imaginary ideal of the human mind in its greatest development, the smaller circles or closed figures the mental activities of a given individual. These smaller circles are dotted for a…
Psychology, Applied
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