La gestione degli uomini : un manuale sullo sviluppo sistematico del morale e del controllo del comportamento umano presenta un problema diverso in eachcase, da risolvere con successo solo attraverso una conoscenza competentuale delle leggi che governano la natura umana e la teirapplicazione alla luce del buon senso e della comprensione e della simpatia umanistiche. Ogni essere umano, come altrove discusso, nasce con certe tendenze ereditarie. In caso contrario, le pagine di hisbrain sono vuote, tranne quando sono scritte da experienceand la parola parlato o scritta. Più alta è la scala dello sviluppo, della civiltà e di li

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The management of men : a handbook on the systematic development of morale and the control of human behavior . presents a different problem in eachcase, to be successfully solved only through a competentknowledge of the laws governing human nature and theirapplication in the light of common sense and broad humanunderstanding and sympathy. Every human being, as elsewhere discussed, is born withcertain hereditary tendencies. Otherwise, the pages of hisbrain are blank except as they are written on by experienceand the spoken or written word. The higher the scale ofdevelopment, civilization and literacy, the greater the im-portance and extent of the latter. As the child grows up hereacts to his environment. If he favors being a Republicanrather than a Democrat, it is because the former environ-ment is stronger about him than the latter. Likewise hisreligion is determined by the one which predominates in hisenvironment. If he had been born Chinese or in any otherenvironment containing none of our religious or political fac-tors, he would have been neither Jew nor Gentile, Repub-lican nor Democrat.. Figure i6. Influence of the Environment on the Individual. The relation of the environment to the individual isroughly shown in Figure 16. Here the influence of the en-vironment colors the mental state of the subject, chameleon- 282 MANAGEMENT OF MEN like, and he acts according to the sensations transmitted fromhis surroundings, and which create preferences, aversions, pohtics, tastes, morals and religion. If a new factor, enters the environment it affects the men-tal state of the subject. According to its relative impor-tance and intensity it alters his cast of mind, colors histhoughts and modifies his conduct. This is illustrated inFigure 17. This new factor may have been deliberately introducedwith a purpose for morale work in meeting a certain sit-uation, and hence would be controlled to the extent necessaryin producing the desired behavior. It might have been theproduct of

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1920
• booksubjectmorale
• bookyear1921