The Psychology of Child Development
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These dominant interests are without doubt in the sphere of physical activity and eager- ness for adventure. Hence of boys' clubs and societies by far the majority are athletic or preda- tory. Corresponding with this dominance of sensori-motor activity we find the interest in Old Testament stories stronger now than at any other ^Hancock, "Mental Differences of School Children," N. E, A,, 1897, pp. 851-57.
•Sheldon, op, ciU Digitized by V^OOQ IC CHILD DEVELOPMENT 195 time.^ Boys' interest in the... Old Testament cul- minates at eleven, with 60 per cent, of them preferring this portion of the Bible. Of all the characters, David is the favorite at this period, and his life is surely typical of just the interests we have described as pre-adolescent.
Another interesting characteristic of this time is that of collections.^ These are now at their height in number and genuineness. For the first time the boy does not depend almost exclusively on finding objects or having them given to him for his collections.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These dominant interests are without doubt in the sphere of physical activity and eager- ness for adventure. Hence of boys' clubs and societies by far the majority are athletic or preda- tory. Corresponding with this dominance of sensori-motor activity we find the interest in Old Testament stories stronger now than at any other ^Hancock, "Mental Differences of School Children," N. E, A,, 1897, pp. 851-57.
•Sheldon, op, ciU Digitized by V^OOQ IC CHILD DEVELOPMENT 195 time.^ Boys' interest in the... Old Testament cul- minates at eleven, with 60 per cent, of them preferring this portion of the Bible. Of all the characters, David is the favorite at this period, and his life is surely typical of just the interests we have described as pre-adolescent.
Another interesting characteristic of this time is that of collections.^ These are now at their height in number and genuineness. For the first time the boy does not depend almost exclusively on finding objects or having them given to him for his collections.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving King to read onlineMoreLess
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