K. G. Pavelko. About children's nervousness in general, about the importance of studying it for teachers and science and about the preservation of health in the widespread sense, and about the value of dermography as a physical objective sign of children's nervousness. - Proceedings and protocols of the Imper. Caucasus. honey. Society. October - January 1909 - 1910

In a rather extensive article, the author, clarifying for pedagogy and its representatives the importance of distinguishing nervous children, insists on the unconditional merit of dermography, as a sign that is quite accessible to every researcher and objectively indicating, according to the author’s observations, quite reliably on nervousness, i.e., on a predisposition to such called functional nervous diseases. In support of his position, the author refers to his personal observations, in which dermography has always justified the importance attributed to it.