Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1948 — Page 38

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SUNDAY; NOV. 7, 1948

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: EE ————— EE ————— : Seine. Metabolism Tests t\Cripples Found Psychologists Suggest Designing Cars to Fit Drivers -DAY SERVICE : M . Skillful HOOSIER PSYCHOLOGISTS characteristics and responses of four per cent of a spectal, exam- regation of students on the basis Pactary Parts & Prices a 1 ' more I are developing methods of apply- drivers. ination were compared-with a of intelligence so that more stim- : ® Eversharp © Venus Jupe and U P And Efficient ing their science to reduce traffic . = = group who made average scores ulating studies could be offered ¢ Waterman. a } accidents, as well as understand| Another psychology project on the test. [to the bright ones. Reason: To HOOSIER It has | . EEE : | behavior.| at Indiana is the reduction of | Tne develop the potential resources of that the sa : MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 6 (UP) the mechanics of human 2} 3 Indians ie fas redus student groups were develop the po ! PEN SHOP that 1he = . l— A safety education expert trom| At Indiana University, Psychol- , " jens : n avidual _ matched in age, sex, school, se- superior people who tend to coas 19 E. Market, FR-1862 yezppear ‘ pplication of "any long in e. : : New York City says the physical 08ist D. G. Ellson has proposed] i, ("a 10" 0010" 1ove a good [Mester classification, veter an? Bas = In other - x ly handicapped worker exceeds in, 'the possibility of reducing the deal of military and industrial status and marital status. : to them to : efficiency, rate of production and, 'driver's error which causes mis-| value. It was assumed there was a p organization:

|work quality the non-handicapped ‘naps by changes in the design of |worker in almost all skilled in-jsutomahiley to compensate for dustrial jobs. the errors. | Dr. Tobias Wagner told the In-| The psychologist considers the |stitute on Employment of the driver and the machine he operPhysically handicapped here the ‘ates as a unit in a single system

Psychologists found that while it is readily ‘possible to condition fear in human subjects, it is not possible under present techniques to reduce the fear and corresponding nervous tension by conditioning (habit

wide difference in intelligence be- | tween the two groups. . 7 The students didn’t fare much better than the average ones when the grades of the two groups were compared. The § hard workers among the average

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; reason is that employers examine of locomotion. From there, he forming). group got good grades. The easy- . : ¢ |closely the handicapped workers’ gyggests it would be easier to de- 2 2 =» going students among the superior : = |abilities and place them accord-| sign the machine to fit the driver, A THIRD avenue of research 8roup got average rades. : . ingly. +31hiér than: attempt to make the by Prof. Frederick Bell of Pur-| Overall performance academDr. Wagner said that the nor- =" % wai Usiversi?, . ow he Salty of the superior students : Sole mal ction quotient of the, estio ; pared per- | . I ne continues| Definite ideas for changes in/0f high ability don’t perform to| formance of the “grinds” among | . 2313 W. WASHINGTON ST. MA-9352 until the age of 59, 14 years long-|automotive design may be sug-|capacity. Why not? the average students. x : AS NEAR AS YOUR NEAREST PHONE MA-9353 er than that of the non-handi- gested by research now being| The college grades of a group| Result of this research: Purcapped. done at the university on thelof students who scored in the top|due psychologists suggested seg- | tlle : — . METABOLISM—In the interests of science, Miss Mary Fran- x ces Stottes, Paris, lll. does a bit ofscale tipping as the first step r in a basal metabolism fest. Miss. Stottes was one of several girl students at Indiana Central College, who recently took the test at indians Medical: Extension. Nurse Margaret Hopkins keeps - li il EW Y li li i {i il I i md I RESCUE WORK?—Nope. It's Miss Stottes, again. This time, she seems a bit chary after testing apparatus is adjusted to her i nose and mouth, Pre-test rules are strict. Persons to be tested I must go without breakfast and are permitted only a snack at noon. I An hour of complete rest is required before the test begins. Basal i metabolism is determined by the machine's chart. Results of the | tests are checked and any deficiency noted in the results will get I speedy attention in the school's nutrition class. il - i S ional Sale! Ho i ensational Sale! I Hh MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ONLY i Furnishings For i fo i COMPLETE NURSERY I> 3 ted CRIB La | = Child's crib with li / drop sides, all il metal springs, ill aE A WEEK BUY |& tion, 3 colors: || . If el A CHAMBERS i § fe 1 ; ith you s a TT ; + kiteh Tm i re eer Fig “OR KX SERVEL se E i hg Ce , COTTON PAD | . SEE Sn : * “Durable | I fl Jro—— Made of top || : g : i = quality materials, | a ® 6 0 © ® @® ® &® » _® eo & @ @ ° # | just right for || i i Aor comfortable ® @ NL Ez sleeping. ° ZS N : Extra Heavy : ' ’ NS Ticking . { ! . PLACE YOUR ORDER... | Be i oe it seat aie Sg ra i i i wo ml » Ih | START YOUR $5 DOWN ir ATTRACTIVE BABY BUGGY | ® COUPON BOOK » tl SE or STROLLER | * . i li 3. Tr Bu Built f ® COMPLETE YOUR DOWN ® iil cover = Buggy . . . Built for Service Il in ho o PAYMENT BOOK AT $5 * ll es Folding type—Finished in all leath- ll enam erette, with rubber tires. Built for * A WEEK (This Is yours Down) ® i Spray . smooth riding. ® . I al : BALANCE TO FINANCE AT ~~ | HIGH CHAIR . $5 WEEKLY FOR 15 MONTHS . I Extra Well Constructed . "(This is your 15 Months to pay) i Has Convenient Sliding Tray ; . @ i ©00600000606000000 00 ! | ~ COMPLETE OUTFIT | | oT | | Onl | ‘Make her dreams come true for this Yes, Chambers actyally pays for itself in a I i y | Christmas, and for a lifetime of cooking short time, and. then pays dividends in : 95 | pleasure. With more than 1000 meals to continued economies and kitchen freedom! i 39 serve every year, the ‘‘cook’ deserves the SERVEL, the onlysGas Refrigerator, i Any Item Can Be most labor-saving kitchen equipment has proved its superiority to more than

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