PRELIMINARY STATEMENT AND INSTRUCTIONS HOW CONTRA- DICTORY SIGNS BALANCE TRAITS

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	PRELIMINARY STATEMENT AND INSTRUCTIONS Lesson I - Page 25

man with a large head who is of low mentality and another with a small head who is clever. Such examples, although exceptional, are occasionally observed and are therefore to be expected, but as their handling is explainable by the rules of the science, they should not be confusing to an analyst. Thus, the individual with the Roman nose, who, judged by this feature alone, should have possessed a dominating personality, may have been of the phlegmatic temperament, which, as has been shown, reduces energy, thus modifying all traits. The person with the small mouth, who would be expected to be lacking in force, may have possessed a strong arched nose or the choleric temperament, both of which signs indicate force and aggressiveness. The cranium of the man with the large head may have been poorly proportioned, or the quality of his brain subnormal; the one with the small head, on the other hand, may have had a brain of high quality and an unusually active mind. Thus is exemplified a crucial fact which cannot be too strongly impressed upon students, namely, that individual signs must not be regarded invariably as satisfactory evidence of the strength or activity of traits until all indications both favorable and unfavorable have been weighed. Multiple confirmatory signs, however, are conclusive. The balancing of contradictory indications against each other, which heretofore has not been understood, forms the keynote to scientific analysis. The necessity of consulting both the cranium and features in diagnosis can be illustrated as follows: Out of a possible ten points, cranial signs might in a given case aggregate nine in favor of firmness; while facial signs, owing to the presence of a weak chin or concave nose, would register three points against, so that firmness would ultimately equal but six points; thus decision of character in the aggregate would be only moderate, which would mean that the individual would not be uniformly firm, but would be firm and yielding on occasions with firmness predominating.
		HOW CONTRA- DICTORY SIGNS BALANCE TRAITS OF CHARACTER

		ILLUSTRATION OF THE NECESSITY OF CONSULTING BOTH CRANIUM AND FEATURES

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UNESCO's Director-General highlights key role of education in poverty eradication

October 17, 2003 - Poverty presents a threat to world security that affects each and every one of us, says the Director-General of UNESCO, Koïchiro Matsuura in his message on the occasion of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.

Some three billion women and men live on less than two dollars a day. Eight million children die each year as a result of poverty. But poverty is not inevitable, Mr Matsuura added. More