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THE MERRILL-PALMER COLLECTION

THE LAWRENCE KELSO FRANK PAPERS

Papers, 1922-1968 (Predominantly, 1960-1968)

5.5 linear feet Accession Number 1066 L. C. Number

The papers of Lawrence Kelso Frank were placed in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs in January of 1982 as part of the greater Merrill-Palmer Collection.

Lawrence K. Frank was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, December 6, 1890. He received his A.B. degree from Columbia University in 1912 and began his association with foundations that supported research in child development in 1923, working first with the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial, followed by the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation (1936-1942) and the Caroline Zachry Institute of Human Development (1945-1950). During the 1920's and 1930's, he was a leader in the movement to set up child study institutes, and throughout his life, he wrote and lectur- ed widely in education, psychology and child development. He received an honorary' degree of L.L.D. from Wayne State University in 1959. Mr. Frank died in Boston, September 23, 1968.

Mr. Frank did consultation work for Merrill-Palmer, and had an association with that institution dating back the 1920's when he worked with the first director, Miss Edna Noble White. His papers, however, reflect this association only in a few published pieces. Instead, they focus on the broad scope of his publications and on two areas of professional concern: that of consultant in the planning of the establishment of a Friends World College and as committee member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Important subjects covered in the collection are:

American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), 1955-1963 Education and Mental Health Friends World College, 1960-1968 Urban Housing Women in Society

Among the important correspondents are:

Barry Commoner Morris R. Mitchell Ross L. Mooney Margaret Snyder

An index to subjects and correspondents will be found on p. 17 An index to manuscripts and publications will be found on pp. 8 ff.

Lawrence Kelso Frank Papers

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Contents

12 manuscript boxes

Series I, Personal Files, 1930-1968, Boxes 1-6 Subseries A: General Correspondence and Background Publications, 1954-1964, Box 1 Correspondence and background reading relating to Mr. Frank's professional activities, Subseries B: Friends World College, 1960-1968, Boxes 1-2 Correspondence, minutes, reports, clippings and other materials relating to Mr. Frank's work as consultant to the project. Subseries C: AAAS, 1955-1963, Box 2 Committee reports, minutes, clippings, and articles relating to Mr. Frank's organizational activities and scientific readings. Subseries D: Conferences, 1930-1965, Boxes 3-6

Proceedings, programs and papers from conferences in various fields, including psychology, psychiatry, education and religion.

Series II, Manuscripts and Publications 1929-1968, Boxes 6-12 Subseries A: Manuscripts, 1929-1968

Handwritten and typed notes, drafts and typed final manuscripts of Mr. Frank's writings, as well as printed background reading.

Subseries B: Publications, 1922-1968, Boxes 10-12 Reprints and other, published copies of Mr. Frank's articles, chapters, addresses and radio talks.

Non-manuscript Material:

A two volume work in Italian on urban planning: I Piani Regionale. vols 1 and 2. Ministero dei Lavori Pubblici. Roma, 1952, has been placed in the Archives Library.


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Series I Personal Files, 1930-1968

Boxes 1-6

Files relating to Mr. Frank's professional activities.

This series is divided into the following four subseries:

Subseries A: General Correspondence and Background Publications, 1954-1964 Box 1

Correspondence, newspapers, and other printed publications concerning Mr. Frank's writing and research. The correspondence is sparse, and mainly with universities. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material.

Subseries B: Friends World College, 1960-1968, Boxes 1-2 Correspondence, minutes, reports, clippings and other material relating to Mr. Frank's work on the planning of a Friends World College in New York. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material.

Subseries C: American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), 1955-1963, Box 2

Committee reports, minutes, clippings, and articles relating to Mr. Frank's activities within the AAAS, specifically his work on the Committee on Science in the Promotion of Human Welfare. Files are arranged alphabetically by subject or type.

Subseries D: Conferences, 1930-1965, Boxes 3-6 Proceedings, programs and papers from conferences in a wide range of fields of interest to Mr. Frank, including psychology, psychiatry, religion, education, and women in society. Files are arranged alphabetically by the title of the conference.

Subseries A: General Correspondence and Background Publications, 1954-1964

Box 1 1. The Asian Student, 13 Oct 1962 - 6 Apr 1963

2-4. Background Publications, 1954-1964 5. General Correspondence, 1955-1964


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Subseries B: Friends World College, 1960-1968

Box 1 cont'd.

6. Clippings, Apr 1960 - 18 Jun 1964 7. Committee; Minutes, correspondence, reports, 1961-64 8. Correspondence, 1962-64, 1966-68 9. Curriculum and philosophy paper [1963]

10. Evaluation Conference, 25-26 Jun 1964

Box 2 1. Friends World College "Bulletin for Students," 22 Dec 1964 2. Friends World College Colloquium Papers, 3 Jun 1962 - 17 Nov 1962 3. Friends World College Experimental Summer Project Background

Papers, 1 Jul - 9 Aug 1963 4. Friends World College Experimental Summer Project; Evaluation

Reports, 1 Jul - 9 Aug 1963 5. Friends World College Experimental Project; Student Research

Papers, 1 Jul - 9 Aug 1963 6. Friends World College Prospectus, first draft and correspondence,

3 Apr 1963 7. Friends World College Prospectus, second and third drafts and

correspondence, Apr-May 1963 8. Friends World College Prospectus, published, Jun 1963

Subseries C: American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1955-1963

Box 2 9. Committees; reports, memoranda, minutes, 16 May 1958 - 28 May 1963 10. Clippings, 29 Dec 1955 - 7 Mar 1962

11-12. Science articles, 19 Jun 1959 - 15 Feb 1963 13. Seminars, Oct-Dec 1960

Subseries D: Conferences, 1930-1965

Box 3 1. American Psychiatric Association, Wash., D.C., 19-20, Feb 1965 2-8. Banff Conference on Theoretical Psychology, Alberta, Canada, 9-15 Apr 1965

Box 4

1-2. Banff Conference on Theoretical Psychology, 9-15 Apr 1965 3-5. Boston University Pro-Seminar in Human Relations, Boston, Mass., 29 Sep 1955 6. Children under Six Conference, Wash., D.C., 1955 7. Club for Research on Aging, Wash., D.C., 12-13, Jan 1940 8. Conference on Adolescence Research, Cleveland, Ohio, Oct 1930


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Box 4 cont'd.

9. Conference on the Relation of Eugenics to the Fields of Recreation-Nursing-Education-Medicine, New York City, 14 Mar 1937 10-12. Education-Anthropology Conference, Stanford, California, 9-13 Jun 1954

Box 5 1-2. Education-Anthropology Conference, 9-13 Jun 1954 3-4. First International Conference of Social Psychiatry, London, England, 17-22 Aug 1964

5. International Congress on Mental Health, London, England, 11-21 Aug 1948

6. International Management Congress, New York, 19 Sept 1963 7. Italian-American Urban Meeting, Ischia, Italy, 20-20 Jun 1955

8-9. Mitre Seminar, 19 Sep 1963 10. National Association of Directors of Physical Education for

College Women Conference, 11-15 Jul 1939

Box 6 1. Society for Research in Child Development, Bethesda, Maryland, 19-21 Mar 1959 2-5. Women in America Conference, Boston, Mass., 27-28 Sept 1963

Series II Manuscripts and Publications, 1929-1968 Boxes 6-12

Files relating to Mr. Frank's writings, addresses and radio talks.

This series is divided into the following two subseries:

Subseries A: Manuscripts, 1929-1968 Handwritten and typed notes, drafts, and final copies of Mr. Frank's writings, including related correspondence, and files of background reading material which in some cases, bear his personal markings. Files are arranged chronologically.

Subseries B: Publications, 1922-1968

Reprints and other published copies of Mr. Frank's articles, chapters, addresses and radio talks. Files are arranged chronologically.

Subseries A: Manuscripts, 1929-1968

Box 6 6-8. Background material

9. Handwritten notes and drafts, n.d.


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Box 6 cont'd.

10. Manuscripts; 1929 11-13. ' 1931 - 15 Mar 1932

Box 7 1-20. Manuscripts; 1934-35 - 1939

Box 8 1-3. Manuscripts; 1939

4-22. ; 1940-48

Box 9 1-27. Manuscripts; 1949-59

28-29. ; 1960

Box 10 1-12. Manuscripts; 1960-68

13-15. ; n.d.

Subseries B: Publications, 1922-1968

Box 10 16. Publications; 1922-29 17. ; 1930-36

Box 11 1. Publications; 1937-38 2. ; 1939 3. ; 1940-41 4. ; 1942-43 5. ; 1944-47 6. ; 1948-49 7. ; 1950-51

Box 12 1. Publications; 1952-54 2. ; 1955-59 3. ; 1960-62 4. ; 1963-68 5. ; n.d. 6. Biographical material: xerox of article from Merrill-Palmer News,

Jun 1958; entry from Who Was Who in America, 1969-73.


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Index to Manuscripts

"The Adolescent in College," n.d., 10-13 "Adult Education and its Significance in the Larger Program of Mental

Health," 1939, 7:15 "Aspects of Communication," Apr 1957, 9:22 "Causation: An Episode in the History of Thought," Aug 1937, 7:8 "Child and Youth," (confidential first draft), 15 Mar 1932, 6:13 "The Child's Outlook on the World," Oct, 1938, 7:11 "Comments on the Proposed Standardization of the Rorschach Method,"

1931, 7:16 "Communication and Health," 10 Apr 1958, 9:23 "The Concept of Inviolability in Culture," 1931, 6:11 "Conserving Human Resources in the Field of Early Childhood,"

25 Feb 1941, 8:12 "Creativity in Stating and Solving Problems," Dec 1962, 10:4 "Cultural Coercion and Individual Distortion," 1937, 7:17 "Cultural Determinism and Free Will," c.1951, 9:5 "Culture and Personality," 1950, 9:3 "Dilemma of Leadership," 1939, 7:18 "Discussion Guides (Ins and Outs)," c.1950, 10:11 "Education Oriented to Mental Health," 1949-1950, 9:2 "Education Oriented to the Mental Health of College Students,"

n.d., 10:14 "Educational Leadership," Feb 1955, 9:17 Encyclopedia Britannica article on psychiatry-untitled, 29 Jul 1946, 8:19 Encyclopedia Britannica Films: "Introduction to Personality Series,"

[1940's] 8:7 "Experimental Housing," Jan 1929, 6:10 "The Family as Cultural Agent," 22 Dec 1939, 8:5 "The Father's Role in Child Nurture," [1932], 6:12 "The Father's Role in Child Nurture," Mar 1939, 8:3 "Freedom and Personality," 1939-1940, 8:4 "Freedom and Personality," 7 Aug 1940, 8:9 "Freud's Influence on Western Thinking and Culture," 1940, 8:6 "The Friendly Family: An Opportunity," radio talk, 7 Feb 1941, 8:11 "The Fundamental Needs of the Child," 22 Oct 1937, , 7:10 "General Education," Mar-Apr 1937, 7:5 Ginn and Company Books on Health for Children Project, 1963, 10:5 "A Good Beginning Has No End," Sep 1929, 9:26 "The Historian as Therapist," 1944, 8:17 "History in the Making," 6 May 1941, 8:13 "Housing and Human Values," 17 Jan 1952, 9:10 "Housing and Welfare," 1934-1935, 7:1 "Housing for Married Graduate Students," 1956, 1957, 9:21 "How Much Do We Know About Man," 17 May 1955, 9:18 "How to Observe Children," 1953, 9:12 "The Human Behavior of National and International Problems," Jan-Apr 1940,

8:8"Human Development: An Emerging Scientific Discipline," 1960-1963, 10:2 "The Human Dimensions in Planning an Urban Renewal," 23 Jul 1963, 10:7


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Index to Manuscripts, continued

"Ideas and Living Today," 1954, 9:14 "The Impact of Science and Technology Upon War and Peace," Jan 1963, 10:6 "Introduction" to Somatic Development of Adolescent Boys, 1950, 9:4 "Keeping Mentally Fit," 1951, 9:6 "Leadership as a Process," 1951, 9:7 "Making Like a Teacher," (Jan 1960); 9:28 "Man's Multidimensional Environment," Jul 1941, Mar 1942, 8:14 "Man's New Image of Himself," 1953, 9:11 "Mental Security," Sept 1937, 7:9 "The Need for a New Political Theory," Feb 1967, 10:9 "Needs of the Child," 26 Oct 1938, 7:12 "On Loving," from The Meaning of Love by A. Montagu, 1952, 9:9 "Organization and Operation of the I.P.C.,", M. Mead, co-author,

7 Dec 1948, 8:22 "The Philosophy of Home Management," 1938-1939, 7:13 "Play in Personality Development," Jul 1955, 9-19 "A Plea for the Education of Women," 1960, 9:29 "Population Studies," [1937], 7:6 "Population Trends, Social and Economic Implications," Draft for Section 5,

White House Conference on Aging, 27 Nov 1959, 9:27 "Professional Schools and Mental Health," n.d. 10:15 "Projective Methods," 1939, 7:19 "Promotion of Mental Health," Mar 1968, 10:12 "Psychiatry and Social Order," 1941, 8:10 "A Psychological Approach to Religion and Science," 1960, 10:1 "Psychological Studies," 29 Jan 1937, 7:7 "Qualifying for Public Office," 1951, 9:8 "Reconstruction through the Arts," [1946], 8:20 "Remedial Guidance," Yearbook of Education, 1955, 9:16 "The Reorientation of Education to the Promotion of Mental Hygiene,"

[1938-1939], 7:14 "Research in Orthopsychiatry," 1943, 8:16 Review of Psychology of Early Childhood by C. Sandreth, Sept 1958, 9:24 Review of Thicker than Water by R. Wunch and E. Albers, 1939, 8:1 "The School as Agent for Cultural Renewal," The Burton Lecture, Harvard

School of Education, 2 Dec 1958, 9:25 "Science and Art," ("Science and Design"), 1955-1956, 9:20 "Science and Culture," ("Science and Cultural Change,") 1939, 7:20 "Science as a Communication Process," 1968, 10:10 "Social Science and Social Welfare," address, Univ. of Toronto, 18 Mar 1954,

9:15"Society as the Patient," c. 1936, 7:4 "The Society for Research in Child Development," Oct 1935, 7:3 "Structure, Function and Growth," [1935], 7:2 "This is the Adolescent," 1949, 9:1 "Time Perspective," [1939], 8:2 "Toward a Unified Conception of Man," for Commission on the Year 2000,

1966, 10:8 ("Transaction"), background notes, 1954, 9:13 "What Common Ground Has America Won," 1947, 8:21 "What is Social Order," 13 Dec 1944, 8:18

"Why Modernize the Humanities," [1962], 10:3 "World Order and Cultural Diversity," 4 Mar 1942, 8:15


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Index to Publications

"Address," (to New York Junior League), 3 May 1960, 12:3 "Adolescence and Public Health," American Journal of Public Health,

Nov 1941, 11:3 "The Adolescent and the Family," from Forty-third Yearbook of the National

Society for the Study of Education, 1944, 11:5 "The Adolescent in a Changing World--a Summary," Journal of School Health,

May 1940, 11:3 "Art and Living," The American Magazine of Art, May 1932, 10:17 "The Art of Human Relations," Journal of Human Relations, Summer 1956, 12:2 "The Arts in Reconstruction," The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism,

Mar 1946, 11:5 "Bank Loans and Inventories," The Robert Morris Association Bulletin,

Jan 1923, 10:16 "The Beginnings of Child Development and Family Life Education in the

Twentieth Century," The Merrill-Palmer Quarterly, Oct 1962, 10:17 "Causation: an Episode in the History of Thought," Journal of Philosophy,

2 Aug 1934, 10:17 "Challenge of Family Life Education," paper presented at The Merrill-Palmer

School, 12 Sept 1958, 12:2 "The Child," The American Journal of Sociology, 6 May 1931, 10:17 "Children in a World of Violence," Progressive Education, Oct 1940, 11:3 "The Child's Outlook on the World," Progressive Education, Oct 1938, 11:1 "Clues to Children's Identity," Childhood Education, Jan 1966, 12:4 "Commentary," (subject: Father-Child Relationships), radio talk,

29 Feb 1948, 11:6 "Commentary on Theological Resources from the Social Sciences," Zygon: Journal

of Religion and Science, Mar 1966, 12:4 "Comments on the Proposed Standardization of the Rorschach Method,"

Rorschach Research Exchange, Apr 1939, 11:2 "Community Planning for Children and Youth," Social Forces, May 1946, 11:5 "The Concept of Inviolability in Culture," American Journal of Sociology,

Jan 1931, 10:17 "Conservation of Human Resources," n.d., 11:3 "Conserving Human Resources Through Family Living," Childhood Education,

Oct 1945, 11:5 "Conserving Our Human Heritage," The Journal of the American Association

of University Women, Spring 1944, 11:5 "The Cost of Competition," Plan Age, Nov-Dec 1940, 11:3 "Creating a Life Space," paper presented at the National Home Furnishing

Conference, Chicago, Illinois, 28 Apr 1958, 12:2 "Creating a World Community," radio talk, 27 Jan 1952, 12:1 "Creativity in Stating and Solving Problems," Boston University Journal of

Education, Feb 1963, 12:4 "Cultural Coercion and Individual Distortion," Journal of the Biology and

Pathology of Interpersonal Relations, Feb 1939, 11:2 "Cultural Control and Physiological Autonomy," The American Journal of

Orthopsychiatry, Oct 1938, 11:1 Cultural Determinism and Free Will, Hebrew Union College pamphlet, Box 11-7 "Cultural Implications of Man in Space," Annals of the New York Academy of

Science, 10 Apr 1958, 12:2 "Cultural Patterning of Child Development," (from Human Development,

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Index to Publications, continued

"Cultural Relativity," radio talk, 27 Feb 1949, 11:6 "Dilemma of Leadership," Psychiatry: Journal of the Biology and

Pathology of Interpersonal Relations, Aug 1939, 11:2 "Discipline in Our Time," Childhood Education, Sept 1943, 11:4

Discussion Guide ("The Ins and Outs"), National Association for Mental Health pamphlet, c. 1950, 11:7

Discussion Guide ("Temperate Zone), National Commission for Mental Hygiene pamphlet, 1950, 11:7

"Preface" to Education and Anthropology, 1955, 12:2 "Education for Aging," from Education for Later Maturity, n.d. 12:5 "Education for Continuity of Care," Journal of Medical Education,

Nov 1954, 12:1 "Education for World Community through Cultural Dynamics," The Aryan Path,

Jul 1953, 12:1 Ibid., published by The Indian Institute of Culture, Bangalore, Jul 1953, 12:1 "The Emancipation of Economics," n.p. Mar 1924, 10:16 "The Emergence of Personality," Transactions of the New York Academy of

Sciences, Mar 1944, 11:5 "Eugenics and Education," Mental Hygiene, Jan 1938, 11:1 " 'Facing Reality' in Family Life," presented before the bienniel meeting of

the National Council of Parent Education, Chicago, Illinois, 14 Nov 1936, 10:17

"The Family as Cultural Agent," Living, Feb 1940, 11:3 "Family' Guidance as an Aspect of Psychiatric Practice," from Current

Therapies of Personality Disorders, 1946, 11:5 "The Family in the World of Today and Tomorrow," radio talk, 12 Mar 1939,

11:4"The Family--Keystone of Mental Health," Journal of Home Economics,

Oct 1956, 12:2 Family Living as the Source of Individuality; Bevier Lecture Series pamphlet,

n.d., 1956, 12:2 "Family Planning and Cultural Change," ,Journal of Heredity, Jun 1939, 11:2 Feelings and Learning, a review, Educational Leadership, May 1966, 12:4 "Focus on Youth," address to the Association of Philadelphia Settlements

and Neighborhood Centers, 22 Feb 1957, 12:2 "Forward," n.p., n.d., 12:5 "Forward to Second Edition," from Problems of Ageing, Sept 1942, 11:4 "Freedom and Responsibility," address delivered at the joint meeting of the

Alliance of Unitarian Women and the Association of Universalist Women, 10 May 1961, 12:3

"Freedom for the Personality," Psychiatry: Journal of the Biology andPathology of Interpersonal Relations, Aug 1940, 11:3

"Freud's Influence on Western Thinking and Culture, "The American Journalof Orthopsychiatry, Oct 1940, 11:3

"Fun in the Fish Pond," The American Scientist, Apr 1954, 12:1 "The Fundamental Needs of the Child, "Mental Hygiene, Jul 1938, 11:1 ____ Reprinted by The College Division of Charles E. Merrill Books, 11:1

____ n.d. National Association for Mental Health pamphlet, 1952, 12:1 "General Considerations: Certain Problems of Puberty and Adolescence,"

The Journal of Pediatrics, Sept 1941, 11:3 "General Education," The Social Frontier. April 1937, 11:1 "Genetic Psychology and its Prospects," The American Journal of

Orthopsychiatry, Jul 1951, 11:7


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"Gerontology," Journal of Gerontology, Jan 1946, 11:5 "A Good Beginning Has No End," Childhood Education, Sept 1959, 12:2 "Growth Concept and Its Meaning for Education," Journal of the National

Education Association, Oct 1941, 11:3 "Guidance After the War," Journal of the National Association of Deans

of Women, Oct 1943, 11:4 "Health Education," American Journal of Public Health, Apr 1946, 11:5 "The Historian as Therapist," Psychiatry, Aug 1944, 11:5 "Housing for Married Students," Journal of Home Economics, May 1957, 12:2 "How Do We Love Little Children," radio talk, 24 Dec 1940, 11:3 "Human Conservation: Plan and Program," presented at the Conference in the

Conservation and Development of Human Resources," 5 Mar 1938, 11:1 "Human Conservation: The Story of Our Wasted Resources," National Resources

Planning Board pamphlet, Mar 1943, 11:4 "Ideas and Living Today," New American Library, 1954, 12:1 "Impact of World Conditions on Personality," Journal of the National

Association of Deans of Women, Jun 1941, 11:3 "Individuality--a Threat and an Opportunity," Journal of the National

Association of Deans of Women, Jan 1955, 12:2 "An Institutional Analysis of the Law," Columbia Law Review, May 1924, 10:16 "The Interdisciplinary Frontier in Human Relations Studies," presented at

Boston University, 16 Mar 1954, 12:1 "International Congress on Mental Health Meets in London," The Child,

Oct 1948, 11:6 "Anna Euretta Richardson: An Interpreter of Home Economics in Child Development

and Parental Education, 1926-1931," Journal of Home Economics,Jun 1931, 10:17

"Interprofessional Communication," American Journal of Public Health,Dec 1961, 12:4

"Introduction: The Concept of Maturity," Child Development, Mar 1950, 11:7 "Introduction to the Conference on Psychosomatic Disturbance in Relation to

Personnel Selection," Annals of the New York Academy of Science,22 Dec 1943, 11:4

Leadership as a Process: A Special Study for the Staff and Clients, Nejelski & Company, Inc., 1952, 12:1

"Live Long and Like It," Crozer Quarterly, Oct 1947, 11:5 "The Locus of Experience," The Journal of Philosophy, 7 Jun 1923, 10:16 "Long Term Price Trends," Quarterly Publications of the American Statistical

Association, 10:16 "Man As An Organized Complexity," APA Meeting, 13 May 1968, 12:4 "The Management of Tensions," The American Journal of Sociology,

Mar 1928, 10:16 "Man's Changing Image of Himself," Zygon/Journal of Science and Religion,

Jun 1966, 12:4 "Man's Multidimensional Environment," Scientific Monthly, Apr 1943, 11:4

"Mental Health and Ethical Conduct," address to the New York Society for Ethical Culture, Mar 1949, 11:6

"Mental Security," from Implications of Social Economic Goals for Education,Sept, 1937, 11:1 "The Need for Objective Criteria of Scientific Family Life," Social Forces,Jun 1930, 10:17


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"The Need for Team Work" Editorial Newsletter of the GerontologicalSociety, Jun 1957, 12:2

"Notes on Some Russian Experiments," n.p. c.1928, 10:16 "Old Age and Aging: The Present Status of Scientific Knowledge,"

The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, Jan 1940, 11:3 "One Way to Personality," Childhood Education, May 1949, 11:6 "Opportunities and Obligations of Orthopsychiatry," The American Journal

of Orthopsychiatry, Oct 1943, 11:4 "Opportunities in a Program of Education for Marrage and Family Life," Mental Hygiene, Oct 1940, 11:3 "Our Children's In-School and Out-of-School Teachers," Educational Leader-ship, Feb 1955, 12:2 "Outdoor Recreation in Relation to Physical and Mental Health," in Trends

in American Living and Outdoor Recreation, 1962, 12:3 "Personality and Culture: The Psychocultural Approach," The Interstate

Printer and Publisher pamphlet, c.1948, 11:6 "Personality and Rank Order," The American Journal of Sociology,

Sept 1929, 10:16 "Personality Development and Modern Religious Education," presented at the

122nd Annual Meeting of the Unitarian Sunday School Society, 24 May 1949, 11:6

"The Philosophy of Home Management," Seventh International Management Congress, 1938, 11:1

"Physical Fitness and Health Problems of the Adolescent," The AmericanJournal of Public Health, Jun 1945, 11:5

"Play and Personality Formation in Preschool Groups," The Journal ofPersonality, Apr 1951, 11:7

"Play is Valid," Childhood Education, Mar 1968, 12:4 "A Plea for an Education for Women," Vassar Alumnae Magazine, May 1961, 12:3 "Potentials of Human Nature," The Humanist, no.2, 1951, 11:7 "The Problem of Child Development," Child Development, Mar 1935, 10:17 "The Problem of Learning," Psychological Review, Sept 1926, 10:16 "The Problem of the Alcoholic Personality," Quarterly Journal of Studies

on Alcohol, Sept 1944, 11:5 "Professional Schools and Mental Health," Mental Hygiene, Jul 1960, 12:3 "Projective Methods for the Study of Personality," presented at The New

York Academy of Sciences, 15 May 1939, 11:2 "Projective Methods for the Study of Personality," The Journal of

Personality, 1939, 11:2 "The Promotion of Mental Health, 'The Annals of the American Academy of

Politics and Social Science, Mar 1953, 12:1 "The Psychocultural Approach," presented at Seventh Conference on Science.

Philosophy and Religion, 1947, 11:5 "The Psychocultural Approach in Sex Research," Social Problems, Apr 1954, 12:1 "The Public Relations of Business," a guided discussion, 1 Mar 1946, 11:5 "Reconstructing Our Human Relations," address presented at The New York

Society for Ethical Culture, 26 Dec 1948, 11:6 "Rehabilitation and Remedial Guidance," Yearbook of Education, 1955, 12:2 "Reorganizing Our Prejudices," Educational Leadership, Apr 1944, 11:5 "The Reorientation of Education to the Promotion of Mental Hygiene," Mental

Hygiene, Oct 1939, 11:2 "Research after the War," Science, 27 Apr 1945, 11:5

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"Research for What," Journal of Social Issues, no. 10, 1957, 12:2 "Research in Orthopsychiatry," The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry,

Apr 1943, 11:4 "The Rising Stock of Dr. Hayek, "The Saturday Review of Literature,

12 May 1945, 11:5 "The Role of Playing in Child Development," Childhood Education,

Oct 1964, 12:4 "The Rorschach Method: Forward," Journal of Consulting Psychology,

Mar-Apr 1943, 11:4 "Science and Culture," The Scientific Monthly, Jun 1940, 11:3 "The Significance of Industrial Integration," The Journal of Political

Economy, Apr 1925, 10:16 "Social and Emotional Development in the Adolescent Crippled," The

Crippled Child, Aug 1951, 11:7 "Social Change and the Family," The Annals of the American Academy of

Political and Social Science, Mar 1932, 10:17 "Social Order and Psychiatry," The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry,"Social Planning and Individual Ideals," The International Journal of

Ethics," Oct 1934, Oct 1934, 10:17 "Society as the Patient," The American Journal of Sociology, Nov 1936, 10:17 "Some Aspects of Education for Home and Family Life," Journal of Home

Economics, Mar 1931, 10:17 "Some Thoughts on Osteopathic Education," n.p., n.d., 12:5 "Strength through Generosity," The Ethical Platform, Jan 1952, 12:1 "Structure, Function and Growth," Philosophy of Science, Apr 1925, 10:17 "Suggestions for a Theory of Learning," Psychological Review, Mar 1923, 10:16 "Tactile Communication," Genetic Psychology Monograph, 1957, 12:2 "The Teacher as Communicator," Wheelock Alumnae Quarterly, Fall 1963, 12:4 "A Theory of Business Cycles," The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Aug 1923,

10:16"Therapeutic Play Techniques," The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry,

Jul 1955, 12:2 This is the Adolescent, The National Committee for Mental Hygiene pamphlet,

Oct 1949, 11:6 "Time Perspectives," The Journal of Social Philosophy, Jul 1939, 11:2 "Toward a Projective Psychology," Journal of Projective Techniques,

no.3, 1960, 12:3 "Toward a Re-orientation of the Birth Control Movement," conference report,

28 Jan 1938, 11:1 "Two Tasks of Education," School and Society, 17 Jun 1922, 10:16 "Urbanization: A Quest for the Central Issues," presented at Fourth Urban

Seminar for Clergy, 24 Oct 1967, 12:4 "What Can Psychiatry Contribute to the Alleviation of National and International

Difficulties," The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, Oct 1941, 11:3 "What Common Ground Has America Won?", from Unity and Difference in American

Life, n.p., n.d., 12:5 "What Do Adults Really Need," radio talk, 7 Nov 1954, 12:1

"What Does Camp Offer a Child," The Parent's Magazine, n.d., 12:5 "What Families Do For the Nation," American Journal of Sociology, May 1948, 11:6 "What Influences People to Join Organizations," Adult Leadership, Feb 1958, 12:2


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"What is Social Order," The American Journal of Sociology, Mar 1944, 11:5

"What's Happening to the American Family," The Survey, Dec 1949, 11:6 "What's Wrong with the World," radio talk, 15 Feb 1940, 11:3 "Where is Progressive Education Going in Human Relationships," Progressive

Education, Oct 1937, 11:1 "Why Modernize the Humanities," Educational Leadership, Jan 1963, 12:4 "Working for Healthy Personalities," Science Research Associate Guidance Reports, Apr 1946, 11:5 "Working toward Healthy Personality," from Problems of Infancy and Child- hood, 1950, 11:7 "World Order and Cultural Diversity," Free World, Jan 1942, 11:4


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Index to Subjects and Correspondents

(correspondence is indicated by an asterisk)

AAAS Committee on Science in Quakers on sex, 1:4 Promotion of Human Welfare, * Synder, Margaret, 1:8 2:9 Social Psychiatry, 5:3-4, 11:3

AAAS Race Study. 2:9 Test Ban Treaty (1963), 2:3 * Commoner, Barry, 2:9 Urban Housing, 7:1, 10:14,

Education & Mental Health, 12:2, 12:4 7:15, 11:5, 11:7 World Community, 8:15, 11:2, 12:1

Friends World College, 1:7-10, 2:1-8

Mead, Margaret, 2:9, 8:22 * Mitchell, Morris R., 1:8 * Mooney, Ross L., 1:8

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