The Detroit times., 1917-10-15
Psychology
m ~. ADDINGroN BRUor
Author ~ The Riddle OF Pnr.on-
atty. Psychology aud
Parenthood" etc.

Tn his remarkable work Instincts
OF Che Herd IN Peace and wnr"-to
my mia1 one OF the most stlmuia,.
ING ot the many books growing out
't tho great war-Dr. ". Trot,.r
makes fh.s statement
fen me 20 wears mst mast
como to Dee looked back uno, 80,
De- distant future. 10 is prnhabi1
mae iNelr chief claim 10 interest u,,iI
I lf ihe' fhe} saw the birth ~ ~
r,it1,r hrormal psychology
~ A-F thought this NAV be dam.
f "o nfulRr even a preposfero,,s
f~-"rar Bul consider
'h.t abnormal psychology cana
n" ms fhe word vas stsErerins
1 atoms a1dcr q heavy and seeminFiV
..ii"' Ahle burden 81 vice. crime
'h.'h'3fnf' nauperism. insanity. and
De~>o1~ disease. ~
As civilization grew moro eorpIer
'Af burden steadily became heavier
f in -pi'e az drastic laws and earnest
1am10.r ttlan zeal
I' man. D. seemed TO many n
-'ii seems 10~olutcly impossible 10
1ha p. of relief tcm a eitua
on threatening civilization itself
tn oi,lap
la"r" Eo-hng that can be
ao1e WAS fhe de~poi-iaE cry Man.
Aird Hrs nrratuF W. can onl,
-'r'le-i" mnotnntly 40 The end
com
I'm IMPOSITION ,o this pessimistic
IIiiinar normal psychology holds
car nee and glowing PROMISE.
n tn, outset ~ his labors The ab.
normal Psychologist said Ca him
SELF
Wee crime inemciency pauper
ism, 7anit, aud nervous disease
ootio lt represent. NOT merely i'm
/ Perfection IS human behavior. but
mpe -fectfons Iu human thought
'h' vicious man did not think
w-orslH Pc would nor behave az he
does Dee criminals mode ~
ft'rk W'r 1cf arsound ne would
r0r ~ ara kll
'LtkeNlse With me inefficient. the
raup thr nsaGe, and the merry
ous - ne find our why these
fhlne wrongly and perhaps We can
help fhem -o think Alright At all
events w ear slrel' help otherS 10
avcld follow ~ III their steps
Then began Tor tho Hrst time
scientific study az individuals who
think hence behave ebnormally
hir edt -N discovery ~ In
eslmahie Importance 20 mankind
sas faa ~ from this study
Foremast among these discoveries
hey oni ans Question, IS he bringing
20 me tull ighf ~ scientific recognl-
ton fte basic truth that the great
determining factor in adult Behavior
arc mo cnr ronment and training Of
rar'r -hildLool
Mankind .s no. degeneratinE 3"
ths abnormal psycholog prociaiua
Rut men are nor being trained n
me first years ~ lie ~ fhes ought
20 he trained
They a-e no. being trained 10
] reason. tbeF ere NOT being trained
In emotional control Tram them
sooner. train them more intensively.
give them n their FIRST rfTrs a reall-
Is wholesome ent ronment. and you
need have liIe fear az 20 their
futures
--f- III : r--llr Ai.tfs- h.. .Ae
10 3. ksrs,,1s > ~ 49,, y q
ars nervous disease IS chiery
to hr found
Raridfy evidence .s Nccnmuia'ing
+ 30 bear ouf This hopeful view
lator wear. personally am per
uadDa viii witness rs complete
vlndl~aion And with 's vtnetca
zion aH viii appreciate ne sound
gcss ~ ur Troifer- pVophecr
Whom Trio taeri' years just pas'
come ~ Doc looked harA upon from
the distant nmre is p.oaaole hat
their chief claim o. interest," VII be
that fhee .at The Birth ~ he sci
encc of abnormal psychology
IN Gre T believe with Ir Troiter
that abnormal psycholocF is open.
Inv uD wonderful era In The eVoiu-
or ~ the human RACE
r is surprising ho~ many thinSs
man can find 20 criticize and how
few DO will commend
n her heart Is IN The right place
n matters not whether a woman IL
Younger or older than she looks