Written in 1921 by Dr. Harry D. Kitson, Professor of Psychology at Indiana University, How to Use Your Mind: A Psychology of Study (2nd Edition) is an exceptionally practical manual for the use of both students and teachers. It is arguably the best book on how to use your mind more effectively to achieve better results in your studies.

Contents Covered:

Preface to the Second Edition
Preface to the First Edition
Intellectual Problems of the College Freshman
Note Taking
Brain Action during Study
Formation of Study-Habits
Active Imagination
First Aids to Memory -- Impression
Second Aids to Memory -- Retention, Recall and Recognition
Concentration of Attention
How We Reason
Expression as an Aid in Study
How to Become Interested in a Subject
The Plateau of Despond
Mental Second-Wind
Examinations
Bodily Conditions for Effective Study
Suggestions for Further Reading
Index

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