The Education of Behaviour
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Chapter. IV, p. 96). Both these points are therefore in need of further consideration.
148 THE EDUCATION OF BEHAVIOUR a comparatively early age that it often only depends on the mood of his elders whether they give or withhold the necessary facilities for some exploit. Thus he soon discovers that the moods of others are worthy of consideration. It may be that experience would gradually teach him to connect certain expressions with certain moods, but as a matter of fact he is rarely left to his ...own resources in this respect. " Don't worry Father, can't you see that he is tired ? " makes him at least try to " see, " and " We can risk this to-day, Mr. X is obviously in a good temper, " makes him anxious to acquire similar wisdom when the pre- diction turns out to be correct. Once the desire has been aroused, the rest is a matter of learning by trial and error. At first many mistakes are made, but there is no lack of practice and the child of seven or eight is often already quite expert in interpreting such forms of expression as come within his experience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chapter. IV, p. 96). Both these points are therefore in need of further consideration.
148 THE EDUCATION OF BEHAVIOUR a comparatively early age that it often only depends on the mood of his elders whether they give or withhold the necessary facilities for some exploit. Thus he soon discovers that the moods of others are worthy of consideration. It may be that experience would gradually teach him to connect certain expressions with certain moods, but as a matter of fact he is rarely left to his ...own resources in this respect. " Don't worry Father, can't you see that he is tired ? " makes him at least try to " see, " and " We can risk this to-day, Mr. X is obviously in a good temper, " makes him anxious to acquire similar wisdom when the pre- diction turns out to be correct. Once the desire has been aroused, the rest is a matter of learning by trial and error. At first many mistakes are made, but there is no lack of practice and the child of seven or eight is often already quite expert in interpreting such forms of expression as come within his experience.
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