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Psychological Aspects of the Problem of Atmospheric Smoke PollutionWallin, J. E. Wallace (John Edward Wallace)

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Psychological Aspects of the Problem of Atmospheric Smoke Pollution

Name: Psychological Aspects of the Problem of Atmospheric Smoke Pollution
Author: Wallin, J. E. Wallace (John Edward Wallace)

Wallin, J. E. Wallace (John Edward Wallace)

Human beings -- Effect of environment on; Smoke

Mellon Institute of Industrial Research and School of Specific
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  Mellon Institute of Industrial Research and School of
  Specific Industries

  Smoke Investigation      Bulletin No. 3

  Psychological Aspects of the Problem of
  Atmospheric Smoke Pollution

  By
  J. E. Wallace Wallin, Ph. D.
  Director of Psychological Clinic, University of Pittsburgh

  University of Pittsburgh
  Pittsburgh, Pa.
  1913




Introduction


All that can be wisely attempted in an article which aims merely to
furnish a preliminary survey of the psychological aspects of the smoke
problem, is to outline the scope of the inquiry, to review briefly
the direct and indirect data, whether impressionistic, observational,
statistical or experimental, which bear on the problem and which
are already available in recorded observations or in literary and
scientific memoirs, and, finally, to suggest certain problems amenable
to statistical or experimental study.

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