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Such records as these are valuable in many ways.  When you have
collected a large number of them, they become the basis of
statistics, averages, and other interesting and important
collections of facts.   It has been our universal experience
amongst practitioners of this science that those who adhere most
closely and most faithfully to its principles are most
successful.  There is always a strong inclination, especially on
the part of those who are just beginning and those who are
unusually emotional and sympathetic, to make exceptions.  It is
very difficult for some people of exceedingly sympathetic and
responsive natures to analyze correctly.  The personality of the
individual being analyzed appeals to them either favorably or
unfavorably.  Perhaps his words make a strong impression upon
them.  All these things cloud the analyst’s judgment and,
instead of applying the principles rigidly, he falls back upon
the old, unreliable method of analyzing b