PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21806, 11 June 1936, Page 9

PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY

LECTURES BY MR W. SHAKES-I’EARE-BINKS Aspects of practical psychology will be discussed by Mr W. ShakespeareEinks (Wells Prizeman. Queen’s College, Melbourne University) in a ttries of lectures which will be given * Cr a short season commencing on Tuesday, June Ifi, at the Radiant Hall. "Unng his recent visit to Christchurch ®£d other New Zealand towns, Mr Shakespearc-Binks spoke of the fac‘°fs that go to the achievement of success, and emphasised that preparation must precede accomplishment, mentioning optimism and enthusiasm os essential qualities. He referred to »nat is called luck as the seen effect * an unseen cause. These topics were discussed before large audiences. t .*“ r Shakespeare-Binks emphasises ??.• acquiring of the -right mental uitude is necessary to get the best of Ufe, the best in health,, happiand progress. The eagerness bas been shown in New Zeatod other countries to learn how mij l u Vc P rove s conclusively, he that the people of to-day recogthe need for improved mental Sy??*- The pleasure and instrucoenved from his lectures are enff®ced by the use of lantern slides, sketches by the lecturer, and SJJF devices for impressing impor|"wpo»nts on the audience more ef-