A Manual of Psychology
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Association of Ideas. For a general account of the nature of Association, we must refer to bk. I. , ch. Ii. , 7-9. The basis of all associative connexion is the concurrence of distinct experiences in the forma- tion of a single cumulative disposition, which tends to be re-excited as a whole whenever any of the experi- ences recur which have combined to produce it. If we suppose that two experiences, a and #, have been united in this way so as to form the total disposition Dab, the re-occurrence... of an experience similar to a will re-ex- cite Dab. If the reproduction takes the form of mere acquirement of meaning or of complication, the result is a modification of a, which we may represent by &. But in ideal reproduction something more takes place. The occurrence of & is followed by the ideal revival of b a
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Association of Ideas. For a general account of the nature of Association, we must refer to bk. I. , ch. Ii. , 7-9. The basis of all associative connexion is the concurrence of distinct experiences in the forma- tion of a single cumulative disposition, which tends to be re-excited as a whole whenever any of the experi- ences recur which have combined to produce it. If we suppose that two experiences, a and #, have been united in this way so as to form the total disposition Dab, the re-occurrence... of an experience similar to a will re-ex- cite Dab. If the reproduction takes the form of mere acquirement of meaning or of complication, the result is a modification of a, which we may represent by &. But in ideal reproduction something more takes place. The occurrence of & is followed by the ideal revival of b a
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