The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-11-08
LATE AND IMpOP.
ThNT PHASES
OF CHILD
STUDY.

BY COLIN A, SCOTT, PH. D.
Professor ~ Psgcholoep and caai study
o. uc Wiscoiein Normal School


How then do the most Of people meet such an
instinct repression feeling of hostility arises
tv 6Isf ITe atl his fovtc forms Of display ndminatcy to
various auditors and finally to any one whom be can get to pay
different personalities become
circumstances play the Of a
himself his audience Such show
M ny [ n " - p nrcliotciv s a portion Of his social
strength whose admiration he de
part Of the unnatural conditions Of our school life that showing
emotional self consciousness rivalry and display meets with no adequate
near from foreigners display aneoy
iroube abon
% sIaIess ia, 70 [ @ f ~ ~, owners ut e the sab@ Of the eject
20 be produced ap9n others This effect too IS not the pleasure which i
than the might be expected enjoy Not Such an in
himself be supposed be showing off his know
aoweyer there
~ @ y One @ @ qs & the @m @ n eg bov % a % Ps1gl @ a of n nI
equally oarlarous and really more void Of interest
familiar window little table which
which stands piece of suary gilt framed photograph sdy
win IKE these adults small thar children
further this quite frequently children empty
only
visitors her presence
n y did not notice she would become much disappointed and
example
oT m V BI az % ace OF Or 10 % became % pe tmid and sgT
could not bear to be looked nor be in the with strangers
partly doubt order the inner possibility Of the observed expert
od lady had peculiar Of showing OF
Every time went the street used pretend that had st vus
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sntt - is ',, ~ ~ , m - ~ ii ~ "n @ ''' 'u -"
similar to these the & following Wien was about 10 had great
II desired be
Even like unaffected by what
Of display pu
OF University recently showing off
highly characteristic life and that this life dis
EOth than lengthy and To the tribe
to devote oneself TO the service Of lifetime is what wins in such n
have survival value which accounts for his undue persistence in modern
biological showing
th than the origin humanity Perhaps the best part OF the mental life Of
which admiration display mating this
one Of the bird. begins dan dpyus all his ansst feathers and
dramatic movements After he Is through another 9rd takes his place
mates from among the most vigorous and showe birds
how prominent the sexual motif in human beings alsos
within earshot have feeling Of resentment and fee
i aposng for them The sudden change of expression from n
wnsome smile under the circumstances
young
of the matter Of showing on young lady Of my acquaintance @
evidently She had diamond her right hand When
SngS my Ss @ Ser e 11 nSa sand "'o' tue '
o with of his own age
best clothes he intended in her vicinity
ne would pass her home three or four times u he thought e was Waen
his polished and almost
ur lie always ndeayod howery language when speaking
His wall
thought
do had recently
especially impressed with gmnaste performances s.
the alone When suitable occasion
walking hands dangling
The without uterng word through all kinds OF con
had
lpletey and dlsguted her"
Of for
amanbo o he is
present and viii
lesson u her she Immediately becomes worse
do
this boy lk
does have anything do with her and does not he's
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