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burt, cyril. Causal Factors of Juvenile Crime. 1-33.
richardson, C. A. Affective Factors and Intelligence Measurements. 34-38.
flower, J. C. Suggestion. 39-50.
greig, J. Y. T. Freud's Theory of Wit. 51-58.
One Hysteric as “Many Physicians, “or “As Others See Us.” 59-63.
Critical Notice; Book Reviews; Abstracts, etc.
1. burt, cyril. Juvenile Crime, These notes represent observations gathered (a) as expert for magistrates, school officers and other organized groups coming in contact with juvenile delinquents, (b) material gathered in an educational survey and (c) single cases specially met with. The author summarizes his general paper as follows:
Nearly 200 cases of juvenile delinquency, and, as a control-series, 400 normal cases, have been individually investigated in parallel inquiries; and the various adverse conditions discoverable in their family history, in their social environment, and in their physical, intellectual, and temperamental status, have been ascertained and tabulated for each group.