A manual of psychology.

  • George Frederick Stout
Date:
1913
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Credit: A manual of psychology. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Language, origin of conventional, 647, 653 ff. — other theories of, 655 ti. — conventional, advantages of, 557 g. — social intercourse by means of, 676 g. Learning by experience, 116 — as mark of instinct, 338, 341, 349 — intelligence in instinct not wholly due to, 340 — at the perceptual level, 314 g. — relation of, to motor associa- tions, 320 g. — revival of acquired meaning in, 322 — relation to, of learning by imitation, 360 g. Lehmann, A., referred to, 382 (footnote) Lewin, 664, 669, 671 Libertarians, hypothesis of, 634 — hypothesis of, James’s argu- ments in favour of, 639 — relation of, to determinists,652 g. Light and shade, distribution of, as secondary condition of visual perception, 483 Lights, of digerent wave-lengths, egects of mixture of, 277 g. — methods of mixing, 279 Light-sensation, Bk. II., Ch. IV. — nature of stimulus of, 268 g. — colour-tone of, 269 — intensity of, 269 — degree of saturation of, 269 — contrast egects in, 279 g. — physiological theories of, 284 g. — statement of Helmholtz’s theory of, 284 — difficulty in Helmholtz’s theory of, 285, 286 — objection to Helmholtz’s theory of, from cases of colour- blindness, 286 — failure of Helmholtz’s theory of, to account for contrast egects, 286 Light-sensation, statement of Hering’s theory of, 287 g. sensations, descriptive analysis of, 271 g. — -waves, nature of, 268 — illustrated from wave travers- ing rope, 268 — length of, and colour-tone, 269 — amplitude of, and intensity, 269 — complexity of, and degree of saturation, 269 Lipps, referred to, 401 (footnote) Local sign, meaning of, 128 g. — sign, digerences, implicit appre- hension of, 129 — digerence, extensity as con- tinuous repetition of, 466 — continuum, 467 — signature, of visual sensations, 131 Localisation, 469 g. — of protopathic sensations, 249 — relative, as dependent on epi- critic sensibility, 251, 263 — distinction between, and pro- jection, 480 g. — acquirement of meaning in, 470 — influence of, on projection, 472 g. Locke, on the distinction between a thing and its qualities, 16 — on digerences in retentive power, 188 * — on comparison in animals, 634 — referred to, 617 Lotze, on imagoless thought, 633 — on atomic theories, 672 — on self-acting machinery, 673 Lubbock, on eyes of limpets, worms, etc., 239, 240 MACH, referred to, 290 Mackenzie, J. S., on impulse in animals, 663 — his ideal of self-realisation, 664 Magic among savages, depending on explanation of parts by whole, 676
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