Mind and beauty measured by tests for college entrants
A discussion of psychological tests by Eurich and Carroll showing art students often score higher on aesthetic judgment tests, suggesting a natural ability to discern beauty. The text notes such assessments require a trained psychologist and considers whether low mood spurs amateur genius, citing Walter Pitkin's anecdote of a jobless engineer and a wood stick.
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Alvin C. Eurich
Herbert A. Carroll
Out of Work Craftsman Creates Notable Radial Cap Figurine
A man who was unemployed began whittling and produced a striking radiator cap figure. He now designs income from custom radiator caps. A poultry lice killer invention also emerged from a jobless inventor. Macy's hobby show in New York showcased many similar innovations from people out of work.
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