A Syllabus of Psychology
A Syllabus of Psychology
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Theories of Pain- Pleasure.
(1) The central theory maintains that feeling is a primary faculty of the soul which is dependent upon per- ception and leads to volition. Feeling is regarded as a sort of psychic force, pent up in the soul, which is seek- ing an outlet. The order, according this theory, is per- ception, feeling, action. You see a bear, are afraid, and run away.
(2) The peripheral or James-Lange theory maintains that emotion is the reflex in the consciousness of the or- Digiti zed by... G00gk 58 FEELING.
ganism of its overt or its incipient acts. The order, ac- cording to this theory, is perception, action, emotion.
You see a bear, run away, and are afraid.
(3) Herrick's Summation -Irradiation theory main- tains that emotion is conditioned upon organic tension, pain being due to organic congestion and summation of tendencies to action, and pleasure being due to relatively free discharge or irradiation, after not too prolonged or severe inhibition of these tendencies. It is true to say neither that emotions are caused by movements (peripher- al theory) nor that emotions cause movements (central theory), but that emotion or feeling is action in its inci- pient stage of conscious mediation, just as thinking is action in a later stage of mediation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theories of Pain- Pleasure.
(1) The central theory maintains that feeling is a primary faculty of the soul which is dependent upon per- ception and leads to volition. Feeling is regarded as a sort of psychic force, pent up in the soul, which is seek- ing an outlet. The order, according this theory, is per- ception, feeling, action. You see a bear, are afraid, and run away.
(2) The peripheral or James-Lange theory maintains that emotion is the reflex in the consciousness of the or- Digiti zed by... G00gk 58 FEELING.
ganism of its overt or its incipient acts. The order, ac- cording to this theory, is perception, action, emotion.
You see a bear, run away, and are afraid.
(3) Herrick's Summation -Irradiation theory main- tains that emotion is conditioned upon organic tension, pain being due to organic congestion and summation of tendencies to action, and pleasure being due to relatively free discharge or irradiation, after not too prolonged or severe inhibition of these tendencies. It is true to say neither that emotions are caused by movements (peripher- al theory) nor that emotions cause movements (central theory), but that emotion or feeling is action in its inci- pient stage of conscious mediation, just as thinking is action in a later stage of mediation.
What to read after A Syllabus of Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Heath Bawden to read onlineMoreLess
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