ABSTRACT
In the application of our psychology to the care, training and management of persons of undeveloped mind, many problems are simplified by a clear understanding of the relations of will to intelligence. Much unnecessary anxiety exists, in the minds of those who have the training of such persons, from the common belief that will is a power possessed by the individual sometimes feebly and sometimes to a great degree—a concept, it must be admitted, not wholly dissipated by current psychology.
