Chap. I1f. Motives for going to college and for study. Presonts
various motiyes and their rclative importance, motives for
study aid interest in one's work, how to become interested in
a subject.

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Chap. Tlf. Discusses fatigue and its causes and the consorvation
of available energy. Very good.

Chap. IV. Discussos slecp end other means of restoring the oner-
ey used in study and work. The first part of the Chapter is
rather general in character. The latter part is very conerecte
and practical.

Chao. V. Factors conditioning personal cfficioncy. Factors in-
se @ are artificial incentives, native ondowacnts, and
keeping a record of advancenent.

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Cheap. I, How to ar physically fit. Emphasizes ventilation,
regularity of living habits, exercise, care of eyes, fatigue,
ond rest.

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Chaps » Vi -VIII. In Chapter VI are discussed ideals and purposes;

in Chapter VIi the development of attention and will; and in
VIil decision and fatigue of will.
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Chap. II. How to keep fit mentally. Working hard, objectify-~
ing interests, establishing goals, play, control of emotional
states, and banishing debilitating doubts, are among the more
importent topics treated in the Chapter.

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Chap. II. How to plan activities in college. Discusses study
prograns, leng th of study periods, dis stribution of o
periods ; C10 Sa es “~rioup i:vestige sions sake ining to

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Chaps...- XIV. These Chapters discuss the importance of careful
planning, moking on analysis of one's work, formulating a sche-
dule of procedure, aid working according to schedule. A prac-
tical discussion supported by sufficient scientific data to
cive it weight, -