Youth: Its Education, Regimen, and HygieneHall, G. Stanley (Granville Stanley)
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Youth: Its Education, Regimen, and Hygiene
Hall, G. Stanley (Granville Stanley)
Adolescence; Children -- Health and hygiene; Educational psychology
POLYPHRASTIC. Having many phrases; pertaining to rambling,
incoherent speech.
POST-SIMIAN. Pertaining to an age later than that in which
simian or monkey-like forms prevailed.
PRENUBILE. Pertaining to the age before sexual maturity or
marriageability is reached.
PRIE DIEU. A praying desk.
PROPEDEUTIC. Preliminary; introductory.
PROPHYLACTIC. Any medicine or measure efficacious in preventing
disease.
PSEUDOPHOBIAC. Pertaining to a morbid condition in which the
subject is continually in fear of having said something not
strictly true.
PSYCHOGENESIS. The origin and development of soul.
PSYCHONOMIC. Pertaining to the laws of mind.
PSYCHOSIS. Mental constitution or condition; any change in
consciousness, especially if abnormal.
PUBERTY. The age of sexual maturity.
PUBESCENT. Relating to the dawning of puberty.
PYGMOID. Of pygmy size and form.
RABULIST. A chronic wrangler; one who argues about everything.
SCHEMA. A synopsis; a summary. In the Kantian sense, a
general type.
SCHEMATISM. An outline of any systematic arrangement; an
outline.
SUPERFOETATION. A second conception some time after a prior
one, by which two foetuses of different age exist together
in the same female. Often used figuratively.
TEMIBILITY. (From Italian _temibile_, to be feared.) The principle
of adjustment of penalty to crime in just that degree necessary
to prevent a repetition of the criminal act.
TIC. A nervous affection of the muscles; a twitching.
TRANSCENDENTAL. In the Kantian system having an _a priori_
character, transcending experience, presupposed in and
necessary to experience.
TRAUMATA. Wounds.
TRAUMATISM. A wound; any morbid condition produced by
wounds or other external violence.
VERBIGERATION. The continual utterance of certain words or
phrases at short intervals, without reference to their meaning,
as seen in insane _Gedankenflucht_ or rapid flight of
thought.
INDEX
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Abstract words, need of
Accessory and fundamental movement
Accuracy of memory
overdone
Activity of children, motor
Adolescence
biography and literature of
characterized
Agriculture
Alternations of physical and psychic states
Altruism of country children
of woman, cutlet for
Amphimixis, psychic, basis of
Anger
Anthropometry and ideal of gymnastics
Arboreal life and the hand
Art study
Arts and crafts movement
Associations devised or guided by adults
Astronomy
Athletic festivals in Greece
Athletics as a conversation topic
dangers and defects of
records in
Attention
fostered by _commando_ exercises
rhythm in
spontaneous
Authority and adolescence
Autobiographies of boyhood
Automatisms
motor, causes and kinds of
control and serialization of
danger of premature control of
desirable
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