Psychology in Daily Life
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Corollary: Dare to be ignorant of many things. Nature provides for rigid selection in all direc- tions by setting limits to our capacities, thereby forcing instinctive selection of interests and favor- ing the formation of ruts. We may, however, vastly enhance the serviceableness of our memory by a deliberate selecting of lifejnterests which we shall take seriously by our nature and choice as well as by the force of circumstances. To remem- ber serviceably is to reach promptly the data de- sire...d; and, to do this systematically, the mind's eye must be trained to focus automatically upon the desired memory-object. If one is to be a banker he should train himself actively and systematically to remember facts per- taining to banking! not that he should limit his interests to banking; he must have life interests, such, for example, as pertain to social life, to health, or to intellectual pursuits. But these inter- ests should be only a few out of the many toward which he might be inclined by nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Corollary: Dare to be ignorant of many things. Nature provides for rigid selection in all direc- tions by setting limits to our capacities, thereby forcing instinctive selection of interests and favor- ing the formation of ruts. We may, however, vastly enhance the serviceableness of our memory by a deliberate selecting of lifejnterests which we shall take seriously by our nature and choice as well as by the force of circumstances. To remem- ber serviceably is to reach promptly the data de- sire...d; and, to do this systematically, the mind's eye must be trained to focus automatically upon the desired memory-object. If one is to be a banker he should train himself actively and systematically to remember facts per- taining to banking! not that he should limit his interests to banking; he must have life interests, such, for example, as pertain to social life, to health, or to intellectual pursuits. But these inter- ests should be only a few out of the many toward which he might be inclined by nature.
What to read after Psychology in Daily Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seashore, Carl E. (Carl Emil), 1866-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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