By: Ardis E. Parshall - September 30, 2018 Richard L. EvansThe Spoken Word14 April 1946 ON APPRAISING PEOPLE Consciously or otherwise, we tend to appraise and to classify everyone we see or meet or casually observe. We like their appearance or we do not. We think we would enjoy more of their company or we think we would prefer less of it. We feel somehow that we could trust them or that we could not trust them — and so on. And our appr...
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