...human action] This theory assumes that an instinct can be divided into 'three corresponding parts, whose activities are the cognitive, the affective...conative features respectively of the total instinctive process.'4 Now the emotional factor is assumed to be unmodified throughout all the various changes...

...process has the three aspects of all mental process, the cognitive, the affective, and the conative. Now, the innate psycho-physical disposition, which is an...features respectively of the total instinctive process. The afferent or receptive part of the total disposition is some organised group of nervous elements...

...worthy of the name. Such in outline is my account of the matter. In Mr. McDougall's interpretation "the innate psycho-physical disposition, which is...features respectively of the total instinctive process." The afferent part is the presentation of the situation, the efferent part is the behaviour response,...

...states that the innate psycho-physical disposition, which is an instinct, consists really of three parts, an afferent, a central and a motor or efferent part, whose activities are the cognitive, affective and conative features respectively of the total instinctive process. The first is the organised...

...has the three aspects of all mental processes, the cognitive, the affective, and the conative. Now, the innate psychophysical disposition, which is an...features respectively of the total instinctive process. The afferent or receptive part of the tota' disposition is some organized group of nervous elements...

...Now, the jftnate' psycho-physical disposition, which is an instinct, may "beregtaded WCUflSisting f three corresponding parts, an afferent, a central,...features respectively of the total instinctive process. The afferent or recep\ tive part of the total disposition is some organised group of nervous elements...

...come next to a curious theory of the " psycho-physical disposition " which is an instinct. It consists of " three corresponding parts, an afferent, a central,...features respectively of the total instinctive process" (<ip. cit., Ch. II, p. 32). That we can divide up our experience in this way seems to me doubtful,...

...process has the three aspects of all mental process, the cognitive, the affective, and the conative. Now, the innate psycho-physical disposition, which is an...features respectively of the total instinctive process. The afferent or receptive part of the total disposition is some organised group of nervous elements...

...the cognitive, the affective, and the conative. Now, the innate psycho-physical disposition.^vhich is an instinct, may be regarded as consisting of three...afferent, a central, and a motor or efferent part, wfiose activities are the cognitive, the affective, and the conative features respectively of the total...

...process has the three aspects of all mental process, the cognitive, the affective, and the conative. Now, the innate psycho-physical disposition, which is an...efferent part, whose activities are the cognitive, I the affective, and the conative features respectively of the total instinctive process. The afferent...