Vocational psychology : its problems and methods / by H.L. Hollingworth.

  • Harry L. Hollingworth
Date:
[1916]
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Credit: Vocational psychology : its problems and methods / by H.L. Hollingworth. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    work of the world. The life of the mind is as highly artificial as the life of the cities; for such is the condition of the twentieth century. Yet the primitive man sur- vives and asserts his own; life is not all vocation. Social and industrial complexity dominates the expressions of human psychology. To unite a comprehension of their foundations with skill in applying their demands is the business of the ‘‘applied’’ psychologist. The present contribution, it is hoped, will prove a helpful aid to those who are striving to understand as well as to those who must apply with what wisdom they command, the available resources of human nature. JOSEPH JASTROW.
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