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註釋On no application of science to human needs are modern men and women more willing to stake their hopes than on mental hygiene. Mental hygiene represents a distinct purpose and viewpoint, rather than a definite sphere of science. It cuts across many of the divisions that have resulted from the study of human conduct. Of these, psychiatry, psychology and sociology yield most to the accumulating fund of mental hygiene. The authors of this book are deeply conscious of the difficulty of drawing together the various expressions of the mental hygiene movement in the effort to give it synthesis. Any such attempt must be pioneering, but in spite of great differences of opinion regarding certain aspects of mental hygiene, there now appears to be need of providing for the college student and the general reader an introduction to this movement which promises so much for individual and social welfare.