A Beginner's Psychology
A Beginner's Psychology
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Publisher | The Project Gutenberg EBook |
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Accessible book producer | Public domain |
Published year | 2016 |
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CHAPTER I
PSYCHOLOGY: WHAT IT IS AND WHAT IT DOES
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1.Common Sense and Science
2.The Subject-matter of Psychology
3.Mind and Body
4.The Problem of Psychology
5.The Method of Psychology
6.Process and Meaning
7.The Scope of Psychology
8.A Personal Word to the Reader
Questions and Exercises
References for Further Reading
CHAPTER II
SENSATION
9.Sensations from the Skin
10.Kinæsthetic Sensations
11.Taste and Smell
12.Sensations from the Ear
13.Sensations from the Eye
14.Organic Sensations
15.Sensation and Attribute
16.The Intensity of Sensation
Questions and Exercises
References
CHAPTER III
SIMPLE IMAGE AND FEELING
17.Simple Images
18.Simple Feelings and Sense-feelings
Questions and Exercises
References
CHAPTER IV
ATTENTION
19.The Problem of Attention
20.The Development of Attention
21.The Nature of Attention
22.The Experimental Study of Attention
23.The Nervous Correlate of Attention
Questions and Exercises
References
CHAPTER V
PERCEPTION AND IDEA
24.The Problem in General
25.The Analysis of Perception and Idea
26.Meaning in Perception and Idea
27.The Types of Perception
28.The Perception of Distance
29.The Problem in Detail
30.The Types of Idea
Questions and Exercises
References
CHAPTER VI
ASSOCIATION
31.The Association of Ideas
32.Associative Tendencies: Material of Study
33.The Establishment of Associative Tendencies
34.The Interference and Decay of Associative Tendencies
35.The Connections of Mental Processes
36.The Law of Mental Connection
37.Practice, Habit, Fatigue
Questions and Exercises
References
CHAPTER VII
MEMORY AND IMAGINATION
38.Recognition
39.Direct Apprehension
40.The Memory-idea
41.Illusions of Recognition and Memory
42.The Pattern of Memory
43.Mnemonics
44.The Idea of Imagination
45.The Pattern of Imagination
Questions and Exercises
References
CHAPTER VIII
INSTINCT AND EMOTION
46.The Nature of Instinct
47.The Two Sides of Instinct
48.Determining Tendencies
49.The Nature of Emotion
50.The James-Lange Theory of Emotion
51.The Expression of Emotion
52.Mood, Passion, Temperament
Questions and Exercises
References
CHAPTER IX
ACTION
53.The Psychology of Action
54.The Typical Action
55.The Reaction Experiment
56.Sensory and Motor Reaction
57.The Degeneration of Action: From Impulsive to Reflex
58.The Development of Action: From Impulsive to Selective and Volitional
59.The Compound Reaction
60.Will, Wish, and Desire
Questions and Exercises
References
CHAPTER X
THOUGHT
61.The Nature of Thought
62.Imaginal Processes in Thought: The Abstract Idea
63.Thought and Language
64.Mental Attitudes
65.The Pattern of Thought
66.Abstraction and Generalisation
67.Comparison and Discrimination
Questions and Exercises
References
CHAPTER XI
SENTIMENT
68.The Nature of Sentiment
69.The Variety of Feeling-attitude
70.The Forms of Sentiment
71.The Situations and their Appeal
72.Mood, Passion, Temperament
Questions and Exercises
References
CHAPTER XII
SELF AND CONSCIOUSNESS
73.The Concept of Self
74.The Persistence of the Self
75.The Self in Experience
76.The Snares of Language
77.Consciousness and the Subconscious
78.Conclusion
Questions and Exercises
References
APPENDIX
DREAMING AND HYPNOSIS
79.Sleep and Dream
80.Hypnosis
References
Index of Names
Index of Subjects