| Title: | How motives are educated : a simplified statement of the laws of mental life which control the development of interests and attitudes and the integration of personality, with concrete examples from practical life situations |
| Author: | Tuttle, Harold Saxe, 1882- |
| Note: | Edwards Brothers Inc., Lithoprinters, 1941 |
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| Subject: | Educational psychology |
| Subject: | Interest (Psychology) |
| Subject: | Personality |
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