1946_01 The Daily Collegian January 1946

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Psychology and Labor
ji? He is a form ol an.m.il life, and it is
asserted th.it life is. on the face, a goal¬
ie activity, .coals bcinc the end product
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A fi-.uure :li
forms of life is the intellect, an inscrument
whereby man may. if he so desire*, ignore his
instinctual pushes, and. after viewing alterna¬
tive goals, he is-fret to select the goals he dc-
sires to attain and pursue that course of action
which he thinks is best suited to result in the
attainment of the desired goal.
There are different kinds of goals and to
these goals man attaches values, in scales run¬
ning from highest to lowest. These goals which
man truly values most, he seeks mpsi to attain.
and here we have the mainspring of human
The problem i:
appear u,
having tt
goals he deems fl¬
it is true, of cou
to all ends, but
and provide varii
to find out how man is mo-
: activities. Although it may
July trite, money seems to be the goal
■ highest value. Money is power, the
an's desires in regard to those
■e lite
most men spend most
oi tneir times attempting, -to acquire monetary
power. The industry upon which we depend for
most of our requirements is ~~~—:^ ™-
ind our primary n   "'
n is therefore t
together on this hae bi
Most men never expend more effort than
necessary to achieve a goal,-and, consequent¬
ly, if they have the ability to do more work
than is required in order to get what money it
is their lot to receive, rarely will they expend
this additional effort.
Labor and government arc in many ways de¬
stroying the economic incentive. Most men will
not expend additional effort if there is no hope
of increased reward, not will they risk accum¬
ulated wealth or position if there is no promise
of added gain. In the absence of stimulating
and adequate motivation, man is a slothful and
lazy creature.
The armed forces provide a near perfect ex¬
ample of what acrually happens when men arc
deprived of adequate motivation and reward.
If the sort of life you want is the one exem¬
plified by military organization, all you have ro
do is let organized labor have its own way.
But in the words of the "old hands" as they
greet the new arrivals at the training station,
"You'll be sorry!"—/. A. Ponds.
Wade-Konkei
Troth Revealed
Will They Never Learn?
With final examinations approaching in
three short weeks, and term papers being due
right and left, a buzz of activity has been evi¬
denced in the library at Fresno State College.
According to the usual custom, the great
majority of Staters have left their cramming
till the last few weeks of school, rather than
keeping up with their studying regularly.
So, as the thought of finals grows unc
fortably stronger, students ate beginning
get worried. No doubt most students will de¬
cide that this semester will be the last time
they will let things slide until finals grow so
close that they find it unwise to let them slide
any longer.
But more than likely, next semester, and the
semesters following, will bring the same story
—littfc studying during the greater pan of
the semester and much cramming toward the
Students never seem to learn the importance
of keeping up with the instructor in classes.
They arc always finding themselves in embar¬
rassing situations near the end of a term, when ]
they realize they had better "get on the ball'
if they want to stay in college.
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