The Unadjusted Girl, With Cases and Standpoint for Behavior Analysis

by William Isaac Thomas

INDEX

• Abbott, Edith, [102], [211].
• Abnormality, problem of, [255].
• Addams, Jane, [31].
• Additon, Henrietta, [212].
• Alcoholism, problem of, [255].
• Anger, emotion of, [2].
• Attitudes, mental, [233].
• Bedford Hills Reformatory, [172].
• Behavior, a science of, [228].
• Bentley, Mary Ide, [86].
• Bohemian, [12].
• Breckenridge, S. P., [102], [211].
• Cabot, Hugh, [92].
• Cadet, the, [141].
• Character, definition of, [241].
• Charity girl, [119].
• Chicago Vice Commission, [229].
• Church, Irish Catholic, [159];
  • Polish Catholic, [159].
• Code, the social, [50].
• Common sense vs. scientific procedure, [225].
• Community, [43].
• Crime, problem of, [255].
• Crime and punishment, [223].
• Criminology, procedure of, [222].
• Culbert, Jane F., [216].
• Cultures, problem of, [255].
• Davis, Katherine B., [116], [117], [118].
• Daydreaming, [35].
• Deardorff, Neva R., [212].
• Delinquency, beginning of, [109].
• Delinquent, proportion of foreign born, [152].
• Demi-virgin, [231].
• Demoralization of girls, [98], [150].
• Dostoievsky, F., [10].
• Economic Determination, [118].
• Economic interests, overdetermination of, [256].
• Economic problem, [256].
• Eliot, Thomas D., [211].
• Ellis, Havelock, [100].
• El Retiro, [200].
• Emotions, [2].
• Engelgardt, A. N., [45].
• Epithets, [49].
• Experience, desire for new, [4].
• Exploitation of girl by parents, [108].
• Family, [43].
• Fear, emotion of, [2].
• Feeble-mindedness, [251].
• Flapper, [231].
• Flynn, Wm. J., [240].
• Flynt, Josiah, [7].
• Folkways, [44].
• Gang, Influence on Girl, [142].
• Girls’ Protective Bureau, [160].
• Gossip, [49].
• Group and individual, [70].
• Hapgood, Hutchins, [21], [24].
• Healy, William, [35].
• Home, the demoralized, [209].
• Hunting psychosis, [9].
• Idealization of Girls, [125].
• Individual and group, [70].
• Individual and society, struggle between, [233].
• Individualization, [70], [97], [255].
• Influence, sources of, [249].
• Immigrant, [39].
• Instincts, [2].
• Institutions and the family, [151].
• Interest, hunting pattern of, [9].
• Italians and white slavery, [145].
• James, William, [22].
• Jennings, H. S., [3], [217].
• Jews and white slavery, [145].
• Joy, emotion of, [3].
• Juvenile Courts, establishment of, [194].
• Kammerer, P. G., [132], [141].
• Kneeland, George J., [144].
• Krauss, F. S., [49].
• Labor, Restoration of Stimulation to, [256].
• Lashley, K. S., [80].
• Legal system, [80].
• Leibnitz, [219].
• Love, emotion of, [2].
• Lying, pathological, [35].
• McAdoo, William, [11].
• Marriage of illegal mothers, [141].
• Mental attitudes, [233].
• Meyer, A., [3].
• Mir, [45].
• Morris, Wm., [257].
• Motherhood, illegal, [140].
• Motion picture, [79], [83].
• Nationalities, Problem of, [255].
• Newspaper, [83].
• Niceforo, A., [99].
• Nightingale, Florence, [31].
• Normal and abnormal, studies of, [231].
• Occupations, Devoid of Stimulation, [256].
• Ostwald, on great men, [219].
• Pasteur, L., [10], [31], [32].
• Penitentiary, [171].
• Philistine, [12].
• Pimp, the, [141].
• Poverty and demoralization, [98].
• Pratt, Anna B., [218].
• Prostitute, schooling of, [116];
  • economic status of parents, [116];
  • wages of, [117];
  • the occasional, [119].
• Prostitution, causes of, [117], [125];
  • problem of, [255].
• Psychoanalysis as method, [253].
• Punishment and crime, [223].
• Rage, Emotion of, [2].
• Recognition, desire for, [31].
• Reflex, conditioned, [49].
• Reform of child in spite of institution, [223].
• Reformatory, [171].
• Response, desire for, [17].
• Reuter, E. B., [130].
• Reynolds, James Bronson, [223].
• Richards, Caroline C., [68].
• Saleilles, R., [7].
• Schematization of life, [225].
• School, as substitute for juvenile court, [211].
• School and community, [214].
• School, measure of influence, [217];
  • as injurious to personality, [219].
• Science, method of, [225];
  • as an end in itself, [227].
• Security, desire for, [12].
• Seduction of girls, [125].
• Servant girls, [118].
• Sexes, problem of the, [255].
• Sexual desire as cause of demoralization, [109], [126].
• Shop-girl, [119].
• Situation, definition of, [42].
• Smith, Edith L., [92], [125], [134], [136], [140].
• Social agencies, [151].
• Social change, rate of, [70], [78].
• Social evolution, rate of, [230].
• Social influence, measurement of, [222].
• Social science, backwardness of, [229].
• Social unrest, [72].
• Social values, [232], [233].
• Souteneur, the, [141].
• Spiridonova, Maria, [31].
• Statistics, as method, [244].
• Sublimation of the wish, [243].
• Success, two types of, [219].
• Taft, Jessie, [34], [36], [200], [209], [221].
• Temperament, [241].
• Thomas, W. I., [3].
• Thompson, Sir Wm., [219].
• Thorndike, E. L., [17], [26].
• Todd, Helen M., [218].
• Train, A., [81].
• True, Ruth, [13].
• Unrest in Immigrants, [72].
• Vagabondage, [6], [255].
• Values, social, [232].
• Van Waters, Miriam, [84], [195], [224].
• Veblen, Thorstein, [31].
• Venereal infections, [79].
• Vice Commission of Chicago, [229].
• Visiting teacher, [214].
• Watson, J. B., [3], [9], [17], [80], [248].
• Watson, Rosalie R., [248].
• Webb, Sidney and Beatrice, [99].
• White slavers, methods of, [145].
• White slavery, [141], [150].
• Wishes, [1];
  • fixation of, [18];
  • over determination of, [18];
  • organization of, [39];
  • regulation of, [41];
  • transfer of, [243].
• Women, types of, [230].
• Wulffen, E., [236], [241].
• Yerkes, Charles M., [252].
• Zlatovratsky, N. N., [46].

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[1]. John B. Watson: “Practical and Theoretic Problems in Instinct and Habits”, in “Suggestions of Modern Science Concerning Education”, by H. S. Jennings, J. B. Watson, Adolf Meyer, W. I. Thomas, p. 63.

[2]. Records of the Juvenile Court of Cook County (Illinois).

[3]. Josiah Flynt: “How Men Become Tramps”, Century Magazine, Vol. 50, p. 944 (October, 1895).

[4]. R. Saleilles: “The Individualization of Punishment”, p. 283.

[5]. Letter from “Railroad Jack” (Manuscript).

[6]. Records of the Girls’ Protective Bureau (Manuscript).

[7]. F. Dostoievsky: “The House of the Dead”, p. 25.

[8]. “Primary-Group Norms in Present-Day Society”, in “Suggestions of Modern Science Concerning Education”, p. 162.

[9]. Chief City Magistrate William McAdoo, in New York World, December 18, 1920.

[10]. Ruth True: “The Neglected Girl”, p. 50.

[11]. W. I. Thomas and Florian Znaniecki: “The Polish Peasant in Europe and America”, in “Life Record of an Immigrant”, Vol. 3, pp. 246 and 251.

[12]. From the section entitled “A Bintel Brief” in Forward (a New York newspaper in the Yiddish language), April 12, 1920.

[13]. E. L. Thorndike: “The Original Nature of Man”, p. 81.

[14]. Forward, February 8, 1922.

[15]. Forward, March 8, 1922.

[16]. “Letters of William James”, p. 218. The Atlantic Monthly Press.

[17]. Hutchins Hapgood: “The Marionette” (Manuscript).

[18]. Forward, December 17, 1920.

[19]. E. L. Thorndike: “The Original Nature of Man”, p. 87.

[20]. Chicago American, May 13, 1915.

[21]. Edith L. Smith, in collaboration with Hugh Cabot: “A Study in Sexual Morality”, Social Hygiene, Vol. 2, p. 532.

[22]. Burr: “Religious Confession and Confessants”, p. 356.

[23]. “The Lady Bum”, by One of Them. New York Times, Book Review and Magazine, January 1, 1922.

[24]. Jessie Taft: “Mental Hygiene Problems of Normal Adolescence”, Mental Hygiene, Vol. 5, p. 746.

[25]. William Healy: “Mental Conflicts and Misconduct”, p. 217.

[26]. Jessie Taft: “Mental Hygiene Problems of Normal Adolescence”, Mental Hygiene, Vol. 5, p. 750.

[27]. Forward, September 30, 1921.

[28]. A. N. Engelgardt: “Iz Derevni: 12 Pisem” (“From the Country; 12 Letters”), p. 315.

[29]. N. N. Zlatovratsky: “Ocherki Krestyanskoy Obshchiny” (“Sketches of the Peasant Commune”), p. 127.

[30]. “V Volostnikh Pisaryakh” (“A Village Secretary”), p. 283.

[31]. F. S. Krauss: “Sitte und Brauch der Südslaven”, p. 103.

[32]. Forward, March 10, 1920.

[33]. Forward, January 22, 1921.

[34]. Forward, January 12, 1922.

[35]. Forward, July 9, 1920.

[36]. Forward, February 6, 1914.

[37]. Forward, November 26, 1920.

[38]. Caroline C. Richards: “Village Life in America”, pp. 21–138, passim. New York, Henry Holt and Company. Reprinted by permission. Quoted by R. E. Park and E. W. Burgess: “Introduction to the Science of Sociology”, p. 305.

[39]. Forward, March 11, 1921.

[40]. Hutchins Hapgood: “At Christine’s” (Manuscript).

[41]. Forward, December 8, 1920.

[42]. Newspaper item.

[43]. Editorial in The New Republic, June 19, 1915.

[44]. These materials, edited by John B. Watson and K. S. Lashley, have been printed in part in Mental Hygiene, Vol. 4, pp. 769–847.

[45]. A. Train: “The Prisoner at the Bar”, p. 6.

[46]. N. Y. World, February 4, 1922.

[47]. Forward, May 4, 1920.

[48]. Miriam Van Waters: “The True Value of Correctional Education.” Paper read at the 51st American Prison Conference, November 1, 1921.

[49]. Editorial in the Brown University Daily Herald, quoted in the New York World, February 3, 1921.

[50]. Mary Ide Bentley, Address at Berkeley, California. New York Sun, February 7, 1922.

[51]. New York American, September 27, 1920.

[52]. Forward, January 1, 1920.

[53]. Forward, December 15, 1920.

[54]. Edith L. Smith, in Collaboration with Hugh Cabot: “A Study in Sexual Morality”, Social Hygiene, Vol. 2, p. 537.

[55]. New York World, May 4, 1920.

[56]. Autobiography (Manuscript).

[57]. Résumé from A. Niceforo: “Les Classes Pauvres”, pp. 257–274.

[58]. Sidney and Beatrice Webb: “The Prevention of Destitution”, p. 306.

[59]. Havelock Ellis: “Studies in the Psychology of Sex”, Vol. 6. p. 275.

[60]. Sophonisba P. Breckenridge and Edith Abbott: “The Delinquent Child and the Home”, pp. 74, 105.

[61]. Records of the Girls’ Protective Bureau.

[62]. Records of the Girls’ Protective Bureau.

[63]. Records of the Juvenile Court of Cook County, Illinois.

[64]. Records of the Juvenile Court of Cook County, Illinois.

[65]. Case Histories of 21 Women ... at Bedford Hills (Pamphlet) p. 3.

[66]. From the Records of the Juvenile Court of Cook County.

[67]. Records of the Juvenile Court of Cook County.

[68]. Records of the Juvenile Court of Cook County.

[69]. Records of the Juvenile Court of Cook County.

[70]. New York American, January 2, 1922.

[71]. Records of the Juvenile Court of Cook County.

[72]. Katharine Bement Davis: “A Study of Prostitutes Committed from New York City.” Supplementary chapter in Kneeland’s “Commercialized Prostitution in New York City”, p. 205.

[73]. Katharine Bement Davis: “A Study of Prostitutes Committed from New York City.” Supplementary chapter in Kneeland’s “Commercialized Prostitution in New York City”, p. 177.

[74]. Ibid., 221.

[75]. Katharine Bement Davis. Op. cit. pp. 145, 225.

[76]. “Histoire de la Prostitution” ... quoted by Ellis in “Studies in the Psychology of Sex”, Vol. 6, p. 261.

[77]. “The Social Evil in Chicago” (Report of the Vice Commission of Chicago), p. 80.

[78]. Edith L. Smith: “A Study in Sexual Morality”, “Social Hygiene”, Vol. 2, p. 541.

[79]. Records of the New York Probation Association.

[80]. From the manuscript of an autobiography and case study by Professor E. B. Reuter.

[81]. P. G. Kammerer: “The Unmarried Mother”, p. 148.

[82]. Edith L. Smith: “A Study in Sexual Morality”, “Social Hygiene”, Vol. 2, p. 535.

[83]. Edith L. Smith: “A Study in Sexual Morality”, “Social Hygiene”, Vol. 2, p. 540.

[84]. Edith L. Smith, “A Study in Sexual Morality”, “Social Hygiene”, Vol. 2, p. 538.

[85]. P. G. Kammerer: “The Unmarried Mother”, p. 302.

[86]. “Mutterschaft”, p. 459.

[87]. Forward, November 18, 1913.

[88]. George J. Kneeland: “Commercialized Prostitution in New York City”, p. 90.

[89]. New York World, March 5, 1920.

[90]. Maud Miner: “The Slavery of Prostitution”, p. 105.

[91]. Forward, June 7, 1906.

[92]. See Breckenridge and Abbott: “The Delinquent Child and Home”, p. 59.

[93]. Records of the United Charities of Chicago.

[94]. Records of the Girls’ Protective Bureau.

[95]. Records of the Girls’ Protective Bureau.

[96]. “Where Girls Go Right”, Survey Graphic, June, 1922.

[97]. Miriam van Waters: “Juvenile Court Procedure as a Factor in Diagnosis”, “Papers and Proceedings of the American Sociological Society”, Vol. 16.

[98]. Jessie Taft: “Some Problems in Delinquency—Where Do They Belong?” “Papers and Proceedings of the American Sociological Society”, Vol. 16.

[99]. Jessie Taft: “Some Problems in Delinquency—Where Do They Belong?” “Papers and Proceedings of the American Sociological Society”, Vol. 16.

[100]. Sophonisba P. Breckenridge and Edith Abbott: “The Delinquent Child and the Home”, p. 102.

[101]. Thomas D. Eliot: “The Juvenile Court and the Community.”

[102]. Henrietta Additon and Neva R. Deardorff: “That Child”, The Survey, May 3, 1919.

[103]. Jane F. Culbert: “The Visiting Teacher”, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science: Child Welfare, November, 1921, pp. 85, 87, 88.

[104]. Herbert S. Jennings: “The Biology of Children in Relation to Education”, in “Suggestions of Modern Science Concerning Education”, p. 15.

[105]. Helen M. Todd: “Why Children Work”, McClure’s Magazine, April, 1913.

[106]. Anna Beach Pratt: “The Relation of the Teacher and the Social Worker”, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science: Child Welfare, November, 1921, p. 90.

[107]. Jessie Taft: “The Neurotic Girl”, Modern Medicine, Vol. 2, p. 162.

[108]. James Bronson Reynolds: Communication to the New York World, March 6, 1922.

[109]. Miriam van Waters: “The True Value of Correctional Education.” Paper read at the 51st American Prison Congress, November 1, 1921.

[110]. Based on E. Wulffen: “Psychologie des Verbrechens”, Vol. 1, p. 173.

[111]. William J. Flynn, Former Chief of the United States Secret Service: “My Ten Biggest Man Hunts”, New York Herald, January 29, 1922.

[112]. Based on E. Wulffen: “Psychologie des Verbrechens”, Vol. 2, p. 320.

[113]. John B. Watson and Rosalie Rayner Watson: “Studies in Infant Psychology”, Popular Science Monthly, December, 1921, pp. 494, 515.

[114]. “Psychological Examining in the United States Army”. Report prepared by Charles M. Yerkes, in “Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences”, Vol. 15.

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