A manual of psychology.

  • George Frederick Stout
Date:
1913
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    Time, conditioned by continuity of attention, 600, 602 — -transience, immediate experi- ence of, 496 £E. Titchener, E. B., on introspection, 44 — on imagery, 136 — on laws of attention, 183 — on conflict of impulses, 629 Tolman, 664 Tongue, parts of, and taste-sensa- tions, 264 ff. Touch perception, 660 — sensations, adequate stimulus for, 246 — sensations,localisation of, 249 ff. — spatial perception by; see Tact- ual perception — passive or synthetic, 460 — active or analytic, 460 — union of synthetic and analytic, 471, 476, 478 — horizon, 463 — advantages of, over sight, 478, 479 —- advantages of sight over, 479 — -spots, 246 Traces; see Dispositions Tylor, example from, of tendency of natural signs to become conventional, 662 — on imitative sounds, 666 — on imitative gestures, 668 UHTHOEF, referred to, 491 (note) Unconscious factors, dispositions as, 20 ff. Unconscious mental states, 27 S. Union, principle of, as original category, 417 Unity; see External world. Cate- gories, Spatial unity, etc. Universals, words as expressing, 639 VISUAL area, of cortex, 73 — imagery, sketchiness of, 141 — appearances, varying magni- tude of, 481 Visual perception, Bk. III., Pt. II., Ch. IV. — combination of analysis and synthesis in, 477 — relation of, to tactual, 478, 486 — of third dimension, 478 — distinction of the directions in, 480 fi. — secondary conditions of, 481 ff., 488 — perception, eSect of distribu- tion of light and shade on, 483 — interpretation of associative conditions of, 484 -— as monocular, 486 £f. — intimate correlation of, with tactual, 486 — moulding of, by tactual, 486, 487 — as binocular, 488 ff. — illustrated by the stereoscope, 490 ff. — as binocular, active vision re- quired for development of, 491, 492 — as binocular, determination of distance of fixation-point in, 493, 494 — as binocular, dependent on association with tactual data, 494-6 Visualising power, differences in, 141 ff. Volition, definition of a, 634 — James on “ hard ” cases of, 639 ff. — criticism of James’s view of hard cases of, 639 ff. — and bodily activity, 641 ff., 720 ff. — passage of, into movement, 642 — why normally followed by movement, 642 Voluntary action, article on, by author, quoted, 633, 635, 637, 638, 641 — distinguished from impulsive action, 629
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