Student Standards of Action
Student Standards of Action
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' " The "breaking of training" by a college team often results in the most reckless excesses of members of the team, because the overstrain of the nervous system results in a total loss of self-control as soon as the artificial checks are removed.
The college woman who is living an excessive social life often becomes irritable and hard to live with. Her voice becomes harsh and strident. She is rude and overbearing to those about her. In fact, she is simply impossible ! Yet she excuses everythin...g by saying it is her nerves.
Recreations that produce emotional excesses wear out the 54 REAL EFFICIENCY [IV-s] nerves and reduce the power of self-control in the same way as do drug excesses.
Again, nervous dissipation creates the temptation to seek relief in alcohol and narcotics. Workingmen in trades where the employees are habitually overworked are the most prone to intemperance. The student whose nerves are always on edge through overstrain is the one who is always seeking some "bracer. " All these dissipations reduce self-control and set up states of mind that are quite artificial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' " The "breaking of training" by a college team often results in the most reckless excesses of members of the team, because the overstrain of the nervous system results in a total loss of self-control as soon as the artificial checks are removed.
The college woman who is living an excessive social life often becomes irritable and hard to live with. Her voice becomes harsh and strident. She is rude and overbearing to those about her. In fact, she is simply impossible ! Yet she excuses everythin...g by saying it is her nerves.
Recreations that produce emotional excesses wear out the 54 REAL EFFICIENCY [IV-s] nerves and reduce the power of self-control in the same way as do drug excesses.
Again, nervous dissipation creates the temptation to seek relief in alcohol and narcotics. Workingmen in trades where the employees are habitually overworked are the most prone to intemperance. The student whose nerves are always on edge through overstrain is the one who is always seeking some "bracer. " All these dissipations reduce self-control and set up states of mind that are quite artificial.
What to read after Student Standards of Action?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison Sacket Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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