Anyone who considers the problem of intemperance must admit that before we can intelligently cope with the practical questions of control, we must first understand better the human nature that is involved. Whether or not the reader will agree with me that, since the causes of drinking are largely social, the cure and control must also be social, he must admit, I should think, that the point of view here taken in collecting evidence upon the alcohol problem is sound, and that to be prepared to form practical conclusions about temperance and intemperance one must understand the psychological questions involved. That these are both deep and interesting, I hope I may convince the reader. The work here reported is a continuation of an investigation made some years ago, a part of which was reported upon in the American Journal of Psychology, Vol.
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