WITH A CHAPTER ON THE VOCATIONAL APTITUDES OF WOMEN BY LETA STETTER HOLLINGWORTH, PH.D. CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST, BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, NEW YORK CITY _It is our business to make both a science and an art of human nature. As in the physical world we select first the material suited to our purpose, then turn the iron into steel and temper the steel for the knife, so in the world of human action we must learn to select the right man, to educate him and to fit him for his exact task. This indeed we try to do in all our social institutions, religions, commerce, systems of education and government. But we work by the rule of thumb--blind, deaf and wasteful. The nineteenth century witnessed an extraordi…
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