A text-book of psychology.

  • Titchener, Edward Bradford, 1867-1927.
Date:
1913
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    Association — Continued and perception and idea, 389 f.; suc- cessive and simultaneous, 390; clas- sification of, 390 f.; introspection of, 391 f.; conscious mechanism of, 394; physiological mechanism of, 394; verbal, 397 f.; breaking up of, 401 f.; individual differences in, 405. Attention, required by observation, 20, 24 f.; possible without feeling, 230, 267, 278, 283; various meanings of term, 265 f.; implies redistribution of conscious contents, 266 ff.; re- lation of, to kinssthesis, 267, 281 ff.; development of, 268 ff., 275 f., 281 ff.; conditions of primary, 268 ff.; pri- mary or passive, 270, 275, 281; secondary or active, 272 f., 275 f., 281 ff.; due to complexity of nervous organisation, 272; derived primary, 273, 27s f., 282 f.: relative complexity of primary and secondary, 266; in- creases sensory intensity, 279 f.; genetic relation of, to affection, 281 ff.; experimental investigation of, 284 ff.; problems of, 286 f.; range of, 287 ff.; duration of, 291 ff.; degree of, 293 ff.; accommodation of, 296 ff.; inertia of, 299; physiological substrate of, 299 ff.; in retinal rivalry, 320; and qualitative perception, 349 f.; and association, 37Q, 383, 386; in recitation of learned series, 384; and imaginal type, 405; and memory, 413 f.; and imagination, 422; in simple reaction, 432 ff.; in emotion and sentiment, 499; implies dual division, 540 f., 543, 544 Attitude, conscious, 330, 333 f., 398, 423, 433 ff., 443, 445 f-: nature of, 505 ff.; intellectual and emotive, 505 f.; analysis of, 515 ff.; theory of, 520 f. Attributes of mental elements, 50 ff., 228: resultant, 54 f., 259 Audition, 93 ff.; theory of, no ff.; late development of, 181 f. Automatograph, 245 f., 247 Beats, tonal, 104 ff. Bias, influence of nervous, on con- sciousness, 274 f.; see Predisposition ; Set, nervous Black, qualities of, 59 f.; production of, 65i 90 > a- positive sensation, 65; be- haviour of, in adaptation, 75; in contrast, 7O, 92; theory of, 90, 205 Blind, spatial perception of, 308, 331, 338; warning sense of, 331 f. Blind spot, 88, 328 f. Calm, 250 ff. Canals, semicircular, function of, 175 f., 176 ff. Causation, in physics, 37, 41; cannot be employed for explanation in psy- chology, 39 Change, index of, 343 f. Chemistry of smell, 120 f.; of taste, 132 f. Chroma, 54, 62 64; and wave- length, 66; and energy of light, 66 f. Classification of psychology, 43 ff.; of mental elements, 49 f.; of sensations, 55 ff.; of visual sensations, 59 ff.; of auditory sensations, 93 ff.; of ol- factory sensations, 117!.; of tastes, 130 ff.: of action, 458 ff.; of emotion, 489 ff. Clearness, as attribute of sensation, 33, 278 f.; lacking, in affection, 231 f.; characteristic of focal processes in attention, 266 ff., 277 ff.; variations in focal, 290; implies nervous facilita- tion, 300 f. Cold, sense of, 145, 149 ff.; spots, 149 ff.; sensations of, 149 f.; end-organs of, 150; paradoxical sensation of, 151 Colour, sensations of, 60 ff.; antagonis- tic or complementary, 68 f., 103, 232 Colour-blindness, normal, of indirect vision, 83; abnormal, 83 ff.; partial, 83 ff., 91; why difficult of detection, 84; two types of, 85 ; total, 85 Colour-depth, 54, 62 f., 95 Colour-equations, how far independent of energy of light, 71, 80 Colour-mixture, laws of, 68 ff., 121 IT.; corollaries to, 70 f.; and adaptation, 73; theory of, 91; binocular, 321 Colour-pyramid, 63 f. Colours, primary, 85 ff.; principal, 86; fundamental, 87; invariable, 87, 90, 126 Colour-tone, 54, 61 Combination, form of, 371 ff., 409, 518 Combinational tones, 103, 106 ff.; theory of, 112