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The American market has more recently been glutted with 'popular' expositions of psycho-analysis by authors whose knowledge of the subject is in
most instances exceedingly limited and frequently entirely incorrect. This volume is a book of this type. Among other curiosities, it contains an 'anthropologic percentage sheet', whereby one measures one's 'color and shape indices' and so decides just what percentage one is a blond or brunet. The result is supposed to furnish an index to the mental and physical make-up of the individual and to be a vocational guide. It is all delightfully simple—just register the colour percentage of your eyes, measure the shape percentage of forehead and nose, fill out the chart, and start yourself on the road to success. It is unfortunate indeed for psycho-analysis that the name of the science can be linked to such nonsense.