criminal psychology-第110章

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tic　work；　in　progressive　movement；　and　there　they　simply　assert。　The　few　observations　of　this　characteristic　confirm　this　statement。　For　example；　Lafitte　says　that　at　medical　examinations　women　are　unable　to　do　anything　which　requires　synthetic　power。　Women's　judgments　of　men　further　confirm　this　position；　for　they　are　said　to　be　more　impressed　with　a　minimal　success；　than　with　a　most　magnificent　effort。　Now　there　is　no　injustice；　no　superficiality　in　this　observation；　its　object　is　simply　parallel　to　their　incapacity　for　synthesis。　Inasmuch　as　they　are　able　to　follow　particular　things　they　will　understand　a　single　success；　but　the　growth　of　efficiency　toward　the　future　requires　composition　and　wide　horizon；　hence　they　can　not　understand　it。　Hence；　also；　the　curious　contradictions　in　women's　statements　as　suspicion　rises　and　falls。　A　woman；　who　to…day　knows　of　a　hundred　reasons　for　the　guilt　of　some　much…　compromised　prisoner；　tries　to　turn　everything　the　other　way　when　she　later　learns　that　the　prisoner　has　succeeded　in　producing　some　apparent　alibi。　So　again；　if　the　prosecution　seems　to　be　successful；　　the　women　witnesses　for　the　defence　often　become　the　most　dangerous　for　the　defenders。

But　here；　also；　women　find　a　limit；　perhaps　because　like　all　weaklings　they　are　afraid　to　draw　the　ultimate　conclusions。　As　Leroux　says　in　‘‘De　l'Humanit