Your Mind and How to Use ItHealth Research Books, 1996 - 224 من الصفحات 1911 a manual of practical psychology. Contents: What is the mind; the mechanism of mental sates; the great nerve centers; Consciousness; Attention; Perception; Memory; Imagination; Feelings; Emotions; Passions; Emotions and happiness; Intellect; concep. |
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CHAPTER PAGE I WHAT IS THE MIND | 5 |
THE MECHANISM OF MENTAL STATES | 11 |
THE GREAT NERVE CENTERS | 17 |
CONSCIOUSNESS | 24 |
ATTENTION | 29 |
PERCEPTION 86 | 30 |
MEMORY | 45 |
MEMORY continued | 54 |
THR INTELLECTUAL EMOTIONS | 125 |
THE ROLE OF THE EMOTIONS 181 | 131 |
THE EMOTIONS AND HAPPINESS | 136 |
THE INTELLECT | 148 |
CONCEPTION | 151 |
CLASSES OF CONCEPTS | 158 |
JUDGMENTS | 164 |
PRIMARY LAWS OF THOUGHT | 171 |
IMAGINATION | 62 |
THE FEELINGS | 72 |
THE EMOTIONS | 79 |
THE INSTINCTIVE EMOTIONS | 88 |
THE PASSIONS | 96 |
THE SOCIAL EMOTIONS | 104 |
THE RELIGIOUS EMOTIONS | 111 |
THE ESTHETIC EMOTIONS | 117 |
REASONING | 176 |
INDUCTIVE REASONING | 181 |
DEDUCTIVE REASONING | 186 |
FALLACIOUS REASONING | 193 |
THE WILL | 201 |
WILLTRAINING | 213 |
WILLTONIC | 219 |
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abstract æsthetic arising association beauty bird brain called cause cerebellum cerebrum CHAPTER character class of emotions class of things classification clear concept consciousness constructive imagination cultivation deductive reasoning degree depends desire difference element emotional feeling ence ethical existence experience fact faculty fallacy feeling and emotion Gordy Grant Allen greater habit Halleck says happiness higher hypothesis idea ideals individual inductive instance intel interest judgment laws Laws of Thought likewise logical lower animals major premise manifestation matter medulla oblongata memory ment mental activity mental image mental process merely mind moral motor impulses nerves nervous ness object one's oviparous pain particular passion passional emotions perceive perception persons phase physical expression pleasure practice premise principles psychology qualities race recalled impression reflex action regarding remember reports result rule seen sensation sense social spinal spinal cord subconscious syllogism taste term thought tion true truth uncon voluntary attention