CONSIDERED SEP- CRANIAL SIGNS ARE NOT INVARIABLY CONCLUSIVE TEMPERAMENT AFFECTS

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(20) The composite influence of many traits decides the conformation of each and all of the features as well as of all cranial districts, but a certain class of traits exercises greater influence upon particular features and certain districts, and others upon others.
(21) Features which are opposite in contour imply opposite traits, and similarly districts which are prominent are antithetical in significance to such districts when depressed.
(22) Considered separately, facial or cranial signs are not invariably conclusive, but when several are confirmatory, they are indisputable.
(23) Temperament, according to its variety and intensity, influences mentality to a marked degree, directly affecting all traits. It must, therefore, always be considered in diagnoses.
(24) In calculating the strength of different traits, Physiognomical, Phrenological, Pathognomical and Temperamental indications, which are frequently at variance, are to be weighed against each other, and furthermore, Quantity, Quality, and Activity of brain are to be considered.
(25) Faculties which are frequently exercised grow in strength, while those which are seldom displayed through lack of use deteriorate, and further, if one specializes upon and develops one trait out of a group of traits and neglects to exercise others, the individual trait thus exercised will develop in strength beyond that of its companions.
(26) Prominence of a district shows that the positive traits which pertain to it are conspicuous in the character, while its depression signifies that they are inconspicuous and that antithetical traits are active.
(27) Highly developed districts, whether adjoining or separated, conjointly display a dominating influence while undeveloped districts have a combined negative effect upon the character.
(28) The indications of a prominent district are

CONSIDERED SEP-
ARATELY, FACIAL OR
CRANIAL SIGNS ARE
NOT INVARIABLY
CONCLUSIVE

TEMPERAMENT
AFFECTS ALL TRAITS

INDICATIONS
MUST BE WEIGHED
AGAINST EACH OTHER

FACULTIES FRE-
QUENTLY EXERCISED
GROW IN STRENGTH,
THOSE LITTLE USED
DETERIORATE

THE INDICATIONS
OF PROMINENCE IN
THE CRANIAL DIS-
TRICTS, AND OF
DEPRESSION

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