The Science of Human Nature - A Psychology for Beginners by William Henry Pyle
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5. Enumerate the professions and occupations in which a knowledge of
some aspect of human nature would be valuable. State in what way it would be valuable. 6. Make a list of facts concerning a child, which a teacher ought to know. 7. Make a complete outline of Chapter I. REFERENCES FOR CLASS READING MÜNSTERBERG: _Psychology, General and Applied_, Chapters I, II, and V. PILLSBURY: _Essentials of Psychology_, Chapter I. PYLE: _The Outlines of Educational Psychology_, Chapter I. TITCHENER: _A Beginner's Psychology_, Chapter I. CHAPTER II DEVELOPMENT OF THE RACE AND OF THE INDIVIDUAL =Racial Development.= The purpose of this chapter is to make some inquiry concerning the origin of the race and of the individual. In doing this, |
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