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UNIVERSITY LIBRARIESPRESERVATION DVISION  \n# BIBLIOGRAPHIC MICROFORM TARGET\n\nORIGINAL MATERIAL AS FILMED-EXISTING BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD  \nReproductions may not be made without permisslon from Columbla University Libraries.                  \nTECHNICAL MICROFORM DATA  \nFILM SIZE:            35 mm  \n10:/   \nREDUCTION RATIO:  \nMAGE PLACEMENT:IA  \nIB  \nIIB  \nDATE FILMED:                    2-7-97INITIALS:          B  \nTRACKING\\#:                                                                                            220(  \nFILMED BY PRESERVATION RESOURCES,BETHLEHEM,PA.  \nRESTRICTIONS ON USE:  \nBIBLIOGRAPHIC IRREGULARITIES  \nMAIN ENTRY:Barstow,George Eames…   …  …………      ………………  \n……                                                                                 --…  \nApplied psychology as related to the social order…  \n# Bibliographic Irregularities in the Original Document:\n\nList allvolumes and pages affected;include name of institution if filming borrowed text.  \n  Page(s)missing/not available:_                            \n  Volume(s)missing/not available:_                           \n  IIlegible and/or damaged page(s):                           \n  Page(s)or volume(s)misnumbered:                          \n  Bound out of sequence:_  \n                                \n  Page(s)or volume(s)filmed from copy borrowed from:_                 \nXunpaginated-[7]pages  Other:                                         \n  Inserted material:_  \n                                    \n34  \nW地the Compilmmt ofGE0RGEEAMES BARSTOW  \n# Applied Psychology\n\nA Related to  \n# The Social Order\n\n一By-  \nGEORGE EAMES BARSTOWBarftow,Tez  \nU.S.A.  \n3  \n308。  \n# Applied Psychology\n\nAs Related to  \nThe Social Order  \n—By一  \nGEORGE EAMES BARSTOWBarstow,Texas  \nU.S.A.  \nTHE Ildeah of any comnuniy,tate o nafon se he baromete that diecovers the true complexion thereof.This is obvious of all groups,whetherin religion,the sciences,commerce,industry or social sanction.The loftyand cardinal ideals of any community or group are love,justice and truth.The product of love is sacrifce;of justice is contentment;of truth is rightliving.If these principles are controling.they will be compelling,the issue ofwhich will produce in our common country and the world at large the highestlevel of achievement in the social order.  \n\"And how man hath no fate exeept past deeds.  \n\"No hell but what he makes,no Heaven too high  \n\"For those to reach whose pasions sleep subdaed.\"  \nSuch an atmophere in human welfare would breath the spirit of aWorldDemocracy;would recognize and emulate the esential principle of a world-  \nwide brotherhood of man;would disseminate progress,peece and good willthat would be understood,and act as a magnetic force over all the peoplesof the world.The creation of such an atmosphere o lofty ideals and worldcustoms,would become the law to govern the world's action.For custommakes law!Viscou it Haldane has,in a notable speech said of custom:\"Itmeans for us,and means in every reference we make to it,those principles ofconduct which regulate people in their relation to each other—the system ofethical habit in a community is of a dominating character for the decision andinfuence of the whole community is embodied in that social habit—thus wehave in case of a community,be it the city or be it the state,an illustratisn ofa sanction which is suffcient to compel observance of a rule without anyquestion of the application of force-can nations form a group or communityamong themselves within which a habit of looking to common ideals maygrow up sufficiently strong to develop a General Will,and to make the bind-ing power of these ideals a reliable sanction for their obligations to eachcther?\"  \nIf these lofty ideals setforth in our present inquiry are developed and be-come adequately strong to create a General Wil,there will be no furtheroccasion for wars and 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