The Principles of Psychology, المجلد 1Dover Publications, 1950 - 688 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 204
... hand . The primary consciousness meanwhile went on with the conversation , entirely unaware of these performances on the hand's part . The consciousness which presided over these latter appeared in its turn to be quite as little ...
... hand . The primary consciousness meanwhile went on with the conversation , entirely unaware of these performances on the hand's part . The consciousness which presided over these latter appeared in its turn to be quite as little ...
الصفحة 274
... hand on a surface , or grasp a ball of three inches diameter , in either case the same parts of the hand receive the impression but out of the different contraction of the hand in the two cases my Understanding constructs the form of ...
... hand on a surface , or grasp a ball of three inches diameter , in either case the same parts of the hand receive the impression but out of the different contraction of the hand in the two cases my Understanding constructs the form of ...
الصفحة 520
... hand will fetch it ; think of your hand , and you will very likely miss your aim . Dr. Southard found that he could touch a spot with a pencil- point more accurately with a visual than with a tactile mental cue . In the former case he ...
... hand will fetch it ; think of your hand , and you will very likely miss your aim . Dr. Southard found that he could touch a spot with a pencil- point more accurately with a visual than with a tactile mental cue . In the former case he ...
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THE SCOPE OF PSYCHOLOGY | 1 |
THE FUNCTIONS OF THE BRAIN | 12 |
HABIT | 104 |
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