... On this all depended. There could be no permanent divisional lines. That theory is now plainly broken down. We are confronted ...

... because the offender is too defective in his makeup to respond to it, or because of the theory that reformation is en- tirely a matter of ...

... because the offender is too defective in his makeup to respond to it, or because of the theory that reformation is en- tirely a matter of ...

... in these physiological processes, thus giving rise to permanent variations in their emotional traits. It is possible that this theory explains in large part the varia- tion in ...

... contraction of Landstrom’s muscle on account of the permanent thyrotoxic excitation of the sympa- thetic nerve. Certainly this theory is one of the most satisfactory ever advanced. ...

... alco- hol, if continued is sure to bring permanent harm or injury to the mental and physical makeup of the individual. Do not forget, however, that ...

... of rules and customs, later written laws, then permanent standards which society itself enforces, thereby establishing a moral system. Effective moral theory is broadly relative to the practical exigencies of ...

... Many of these may develop on a normal makeup. Mental defect is a condition of checked mental growth, resulting in permanent mental childhood at a stage which varies with ...

... of criminals in light of past' and present theories. History of punishment and prison conditions. Reports studies of modern scientists in relation to physical and mental makeup of criminals, and how this knowledge may be ...