Sociology: Its Development and ApplicationsD. Appleton and Company, 1920 - 547 strán (strany) |
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Strana 325 - ... fails by far of catching and holding all whom it is desirable, for the sake of the social good, to drag to the surface. The explanation of the facts already noted lies mainly outside of the schoolroom. Ward has pointed out that among the really important factors conditioning individual success is "a social position such as is capable of producing a sense of self-respect, dignity, and reserve power which alone can inspire confidence in one's worth and in one's right to enter the lists for the...
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