PRELIMINARY STATEMENT AND INSTRUCTIONS WRITTEN ANALYSIS THE ANALYST MUST BE

CHARACTEROLOGY
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	PRELIMINARY STATEMENT AND INSTRUCTIONS
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views of his own personality that he will disagree with every statement made by an analyst which is not complimentary. On the other hand, if self-esteem is markedly deficient, he will consider a characterological sketch to be flattering when it is but just. A man beholds his own character from the inside outward. Others see his character from the outside inward, which accounts for the satisfactory opinion people occasionally possess of themselves. Some subjects deliberately disagree with the statements of an analyst in order to appear clever, and thus they simply display their own ignorance. WRITTEN ANALYSIS When a diagnosis is made in writing, an analyst should be careful regarding what he states, for it should be remembered that a characterological delineation of this kind is a permanent record, and can be used as a recommendation, for which purpose it may be exceedingly valuable. A written analysis should be made only in reply to a written request. When this precaution is taken, a subject can under no circumstances complain of the opinions expressed in writing by the analyst. A printed form of request, for a reading, can be used for an applicant to sign in advance. This is occasionally advisable. It is usually wise to allow subjects to make their own notes of readings. It is a strange fact that people do not generally object to being told the truth about themselves, even when statements are uncomplimentary, and this is for the reason that they inwardly take pride in their own faults, for were it not so they would correct them. Selfish people pride themselves on their selfishness. Quarrelsome individuals enjoy contention. Sly people are so by preference. But a selfish man does not wish to be told that he is quarrelsome or sly, a quarrelsome person does not care to be accused of being selfish or sly, and a sly individual will resent the imputation that he is quarrelsome or selfish. In diagnosis, it is occasionally advisable, but only by
			THE ANALYST MUST BE CAREFUL IN MAKING A WRITTEN DIAGNOSIS

		SOME INDIVIDUALS INWARDLY TAKE PRIDE IN THEIR OWN FAULTS

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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