Introduction to physiological psychology : translated by C.C. Van Liew and Otto Beyer.

  • Theodor Ziehen
Date:
1892
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    of heat), stimulation of, 66, 67, 68; intensity of, 74, 75. Sensations of touch, organ of, 66; see also Sensations of pressure ; of active touch, def., 70. Sensorial reaction, see Reaction. Simple reaction-time, 193. Sleep, physiological basis of, 236. Soul, in the spinal cord, Pfliiger, 10. Sound, 85-88 ; musical, 86, 87, 137 ; noise, 86, 87. Spaceperception, by touch, 77-84; by sight, 121-128. Specific energy, of sensory nerves, 40-42. Spencer, 271, footnote. Spinello Aretini, the painting of his Madonnas, 231. Spinoza, subject to hallucinations, 231 ; his monism, 272 ; also 269, footnote. Spiritualistic theory, see Theories, etc. Spontaneous motions, def. of, 36. Starke, 96, footnote. Steinach, on reaction time, 251. Steinbriigge, 226, footnote. Steinthal, 262 and 271, footnotes. State of feeling, def. of, 256. Stimulus, kinds of, 37-40; of taste, 62 ; of smell, 65; of touch, 66, 67 ; of hearing, 85-88; of sight, loi- 112. Stimulation, 40-43. Strassburger, on phototaxis, 124. Successive contrast, 189. Summation-tones, 138. Sympathetic vibrations, 162. 7'emperature-sputs, see Heat- and Cold- spots. Theories as to the parallelism of material and psychical phenomena, 2Ti-2]y ; the dualistic (Leibnitz- Geulinx), 271-272; animistic (Wundt), 272 ; monistic, 272, 273 ; Spinoza's, 272 ; spiritualistic, 272 ; materialistic, 272 ; of identity, 273; critical, 273-277. Thofnsen and Ttunlirz, on the mea- surement of vis viva, 45. Thought, the distinction of voluntary and involuntary, 215-219. Tieck, 231. Tiedemann, on the movements of star-fish, 15. Timbre, 94. Tone, def. of, 86. Tone of feeling, 129-141, 145-150. Totich, distinction between active and passive, 70, footnote. Trautscholdt, on rapidity of associa- tion, 192-193. Ughetti, on secondary sensations, 225. Vhthoff, 115, footnote. Urbantschitsch, 224, footnote. Venable, on stimulation by strych- nine, 63. Verworn, on the Protista, 8. Vitrordt, on caloric stimulation, 68. Vibrations, sympathetic, 162. Vintschgau, on mechanical and ther- mic stimulation^ 251 ; also foot- note. Voluntaiy actions, def. of, 28 ; see also Actions. Vulpian, on reflex motion, 12 ; also 15, footnote. Wahle, on the grouping of latent ideas, 187. Waits, 273, footnote. Weber, E. H., on caloric stimulation, 68, Weber's Law, 50-53 ; Fechner's inter- pretation, 53, 54; PfefTer's, 54, 55 j Wundt's, 55 ; Ziehen's, 55-59 ; for sensibility of skin, 71 ; for hearing, 96 ; for sight, 118, 128; for sensi-
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