The Family And It's Members
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Physicaldeficiencies also figured largely in these family records.
This particular study takes us into the region where Doctor Fernald, Doctor Goddard and many others have prepared material for convincingthe public mind that no one thing so increases social degeneracy andso adds to the sum of human misery as the unprotected freedom ofdefectives to procreate and pollute the family currents. [14] This isnot a treatise on social pathology and elsewhere must be found thedetails of investigation and... information that justify this statement. What is here attempted is only a study of what should be the attitudeof fathers and mothers toward feeble-minded children if such should betheir tragic problem.
=Custodial Care of the Defective. =--In the first place, the attitudeof mind of the parents, if they are themselves normal, is to beconsidered. What gives us feeble-minded children from feeble-mindedparents is clear. The social prevention for carrying on knowndegeneracy cannot be too strongly stressed, and hence the first dutyof normal parents is to consider the social danger of leaving afeeble-minded child, especially a feeble-minded girl, to any chance ofparenthood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Physicaldeficiencies also figured largely in these family records.
This particular study takes us into the region where Doctor Fernald, Doctor Goddard and many others have prepared material for convincingthe public mind that no one thing so increases social degeneracy andso adds to the sum of human misery as the unprotected freedom ofdefectives to procreate and pollute the family currents. [14] This isnot a treatise on social pathology and elsewhere must be found thedetails of investigation and... information that justify this statement. What is here attempted is only a study of what should be the attitudeof fathers and mothers toward feeble-minded children if such should betheir tragic problem.
=Custodial Care of the Defective. =--In the first place, the attitudeof mind of the parents, if they are themselves normal, is to beconsidered. What gives us feeble-minded children from feeble-mindedparents is clear. The social prevention for carrying on knowndegeneracy cannot be too strongly stressed, and hence the first dutyof normal parents is to consider the social danger of leaving afeeble-minded child, especially a feeble-minded girl, to any chance ofparenthood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spencer Anna Garlin to read onlineMoreLess
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