Whitworth Park, Manchester, ear Sir, добре чи will pardon the Liberty which a total stranger taking in writing to you point in the New Psychology. I have been at work for. مسلمة Friedrich subbel I have crrived at some conclusions. which Jam wed will find support in jorychs aualysis. Particularly opel convinced that feel w wicks was fertig at 20 w22, essentially showed no mental bourh thereafter. This conflicts with much expressed racepted. is " Opinion; Maur interested B whether the rent advances in forychology have anything to 2 on seich a naker. However, the literature of this subject we usulsive & permis my reading beyond a liker git. note in quer new Exychology You make a reference to the creative artist on p. 154.) should be extremely grateful You would direct me & work which deal fully with such - any European languap matters aust Russion. buely Yours very M.G. Juresley Eny. It has been mentioned at the close of Part III that Disgust was noticed as a leading trait in this test early in the investigation. The stimulus words in the list belonging to it seldom missed rousing a reply that was suitable for this category, and they were frequently quick and quicker than normal average' time. Disgust, in Reaction and Questionnaire. It is possible that the stimulus words for Disgust in the Reaction, divorced as they are from any object, would rouse a greater tendency to repulsion than do the questions to Graph showing Predominance of Traits in Reaction Test. (Table IV.) 200 300 400 500아 600 630 represents the zero line, for if any trait had been lowest in every case, it would have been 630. be found in the Questionnaire where the repulsion is connected with the 'human body,' with 'untidy rooms,' 'dirty people' and so on. Wherever an object is mentioned, it may rouse other impulses than those of repulsion, because as an object it may be an object of curiosity or pity. For instance, 'dirty or untidy people' besides rousing repulsion, may rouse a counter-impulse of pity. Whereas the stimulus words 'filth' or 'dirty' separated from any object seemed more regularly to rouse the impulse of shrinking. The supposition that it might be compensatory was mentioned earlier and will be considered in the examination of Table V. Acquisition. The stimulus words of Acquisition on the contrary 800 900 960 Suspicion frequently failed to rouse an acquisitive reply. Words such as 'wealth,' 'profit,' 'rich,' or 'millionaire' roused resentment in some subjects, and in others a query that was evidently connected with some thought of Graph showing Predominance of Traits in Questionnaire. (Table IV.) Work Tenderness W 960 represents the zero line, for if any trait had been lowest in every case it would have been 960. the complex nature of human getting and spending. In other subjects it was met by indifference. For these reasons as well as the retarded replies, the trait of Acquisition is lowest. Perhaps, as our subjects were predominantly University students, the lowness of the trait of Acquisition |