Psychology : an introductory study of the structure and function of human consciousness / by James Rowland Angell.

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1905
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    Strain sensations, 85, 370. Subconscious, the, (>(1, 394. Substantive states of mind, 10(]. Symbolic nature of presenta- tional consciousness, 204. Sympathetic system, 45. Sympathy, 290^ Synmsthesia, 120. Tactile centre in cortex, 33. Tactile imaj?e, 104/. Taste, sensations of, 107; end- orsan for, 95, fm. 41; cen- tres in cortex, 33. Telepathy, 395. Temperament, 335. Temperature, sensations of, 103; end-organs for 93//., 30-38; centres in cortex, 33. Tendons, sensations from, see sensations of movement. Third dimension of space, per- ception of, 149//. Thirst, sensation of, 100. Thought, order of, 170//. Threshold, see limen. Tickling, 104. Timbre, 109. Time, judgment of intervals of, 150; memory of, 158. Tone, as auditory element 108. Toucli, sensations of, 103; end- organs of, 93; cortical cen- tres for, 33; images of, 104/.; in space perception, 147-149, 154. Tympanum, fig. 43. Unconscious, the, 00, 394. Unity of thought, 19ff. Vision, sensations of, 109; end- organ of, 98, figs. 45-47; cen- tre in cortex, 33; mental images of, 104. Volition, Chapters XX.-XXII.; relation to attention, 345; to imagery, 34.3, 352 ; to impulse, 347; to character. Chapter XXII. Voluminousness of sensations, 142. Walking, 280. Warmth, sensations of, 103. Weber's law, 114. WEISSMANX, 292. Will, see volition. WUNDT, 258, 292, 328.