Abstract
Shortly after the publication of the report of President Hoover's Committee on Recent Social Trends, it occurred to Ernest M. Best of Toronto to prepare a short outline of the principal trends revealed by that monumental study. William F. Ogburn of the University of Chicago, director of the study, gave his approval, adding his criticism and suggestions. The 21 items resulting are listed at the left. Recently Owen E. Pence has further developed the display by placing against the various trends listed certain implications for educational and vocational adjustment. These occur in the right‐hand column. This suggested list does not rob anyone of the satisfaction of developing for himself a more detailed list of important implications.
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