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PSYCHOLOGY FORUM:
Prof. Boring Lectures
On Motivation Problems


By BRUCE COLE
"Enthusiasm, is the friend-of ac-
tion and the enemy of wisdom,"
Professor-emeritus Edward G.
Boring, of Harvard University, re-
marked during his lecture yester-
day on "The Motivational Predic-
ament in Research."
Prof. Boring said that the scien-
tist starts looking for the truth,
inspired by his own enthusiasm,
However, he is prejudiced by his
o,%n cnthusiasm, although he does
not realize it.
Schools Inspire
The schools are like the scien-
tist, Prof. Boring commented.
They inspire the students with
enthusiasm, but they teach them
in such a way as to build up their
own "in groups" which direct the
students along a certain line of
thought.
Even with the individual not af-
fliated with any organization,
Study Finds
Students Alter
APolitical iw
A preliminary study has indi-
cated a changing attitude of law
students toward entering politics,
a University of North Carolina po-
Jlitical scientist said Wednesday.
Prof. Robert E. Agger told the
Political Science Roundtable that
many first year law students in-
tending to enter politics do so be-
cause they have a personality in-
' clination toward it.
In contrast, third ryear law stu-
dents have a tendency to enter
politics for "bread ~-nd butter"
reason or to promote their own
practice.
He emphasized these conclu-
sions were most tentative. The
study he described was made on
law students at a Southeastern
university law school.
He said the study included con-
sideration of such variables as so-
ciability, or a person's ability
and desire to w'ork with others;
his desire to manipulate others,
his self-confidence and his cer-
'tainty about democratic dogma.
k iHe said the study suggests there
is some sort of relationship be-
tween a political organization and
the type of peyson withiin it.
"It may be that personality-or-
iented young politicos are inclined
towards political organizations
which stress personal interactions
with constituents and others,"
Prof. Agger noted.

such as universities, the predica-
ment of motivation through en-
thusiasm causes prejudice to ap-
pear, Prof. Boring said.
In order to remove these preju-
dices it is necessary to bring a

AEC Expert
Commends
Industries
Industry's efforts to eliminate;
and prevent all possible and po-
tential health hazards from the
use of atomic energy as a power
source were praised by the Atomic
Energy Commission's medical re-
search director in an interview
here yesterday.
"Never before in the history of
Phe United States industry has a
new industrial effort been given
such exhaustive testing and ex-
tensive research into the safety of
workers, customers, and any one
related to its use," Dr. C. W. Shill-
Ing, attending the University's In-
stitute on IndIustrial Health ninth
annual Selby Discussional, re-
marked.
Dr. Shilling noted that insur-
ance companies showed no hesi-
tation about insuring persons
connected with the planned atom-I
ic power plant in Monroe, Mich.,
saying that the companies indi-
cated they had insured much
greater risks than that with little
hesitancy.
Accountants
Hold Forum
The Ann Arbor chapter of the
National Association of Account-
ants will hold the first of two ses-
sions in its annual Discussion For-
um at 9 a.m. today in the East
Lecture Hall of the Rackham Bldg.
The six-hour program will fea-
ture discussion on "The Forecast
Side of Budgeting" and "The Con-
trol Side of Budgeting." The after-
noon program begins at 1 p.m.


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PROF. EDWARD G. BORING
... discusses motivation
critical attitude into one's own
train of thought, "The individual
must be able to recognize the mer-
its of the ideas of others," Prof.
Boring noted.
Culture Influences
The culture of the times influ-
ences many people. This promotes
much enthusiasm, because it gives
people the incentive to achieve
something. In this type of situa-
tion it is very important that one
be enthusiastic but with wise re-
straint, Prof. Boring said.
Prof. Boring continued, "We
must accept some ignorance on
our behalf in order for us to rec-
ognize true genius .in others."
Truth, however, will not come
without searching, he said.

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Graduate Outing Club, hiking, Dec.
8, 1:30 p.m., meet in back of Rackham.
* * *
Unitarian Student Group, discussion,
Dec. 8, 7:00 p.m., First Unitarian
Church. Topic: "Discrimination in Uni-
versity Housing." Transportation from
the Union and Stockwell.
* * *
Pi Lambda Theta, fall initiation and
Christmas Sing, Dec. 7, 2:30 p.m., Cooley
Bldg., North Campus.
*s * *s
Michigan Christian, Fellowship, lec-
ture, Dec. 8, 4:00 p.m., Lane Hall.
Speaker: Dr. Edward Young, Prof. of
Old Testament, Westminster Theologi-
cal Seminary, "Christ - In the Old
Testament Concealed."
* * *
Hillel: Student Zionist Organization,

Study Group meeting, Dec. 8, 7:30 p.m.
Hillel. Topic: The Birth of Political
Zionism. Panel: Hess and Pinsker.
All women interested in the possible
organization of a women's service sor-
ority, Gamma Sigma Sigma, are in-
vited to an open meeting, Dec. 8, 2:00
p.m., Room 3-R, Union. Those who are
interested but unable to attend, please
call Joann Gobel, NO 3-1561, 342 Mosh-
er.
* * *
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caroling parties for the week preceding
Christmas vacation will be accepted
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SAB) up to Dec. 13. Chaperones may
be a qualified single chaperone or one
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the regular closing hours: "Two week
nights preceding the day Christmas
and spring vacation begin - 11 p.m."
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der the auspices of the Conference
Board of the Associated Research Coun-
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Members: Robert Lado (Director of the
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language to teaching and learning a
foregin language are invited.
Academic Notices
Seminar in Mathematical Statistics
Dec. 9 at 2 p.m. in Room 3209, A.H. Ri-
chard Legault will continue his discus-
sion "On the Problems of Comfound-
ing in General Symmetrical Factorial
Designs."
Placement Notices
San Francisco City Schools have an-
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teachers for the 1958-59 school year will
be compiled from the results of the
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locally on Feb. 15. Positions are open
in the following fields:
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Teachers in the following fields are
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mental and Vocal; Physical Education
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Ext. 489.
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Career Conference for Women will be
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Virginia Phillips, Michigan Bell Tele-
phone Company; PHYSICAL THERA-
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Hospital.
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Harris, WWJ; RETAIL Miss Ruth Dunn,
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Department of Welfare.
All women are invited to come to get
information about any of the above
fields. Tea will be served during the
afternoon so that girls may talktin-
formally with the speakers. The talks
will be of interest to underclassmen
as well as to seniors who are in the
market for a job at the present. Get
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Zoology Dept., University of Michi-
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