An Approach to the Synthetic Study of Interest in Education
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While the expression of all interest is normally distributed over the range of development indicated by the three stages, these periods determined by the notion of neural arcs are helpful for purposes of classification.
The physiological basis of interest-attention may be referred to the combination of organic and neural processes. The organic must here be largely disregarded, yet their role in the effective expression of interest is fundamental. Motor, respiratory, and vaso-motor phenomena are... essential constituents of every state. The genetic development of these organic processes is implied by capacity for rational choice, which involves conscious control of motor processes and to some extent of the respiratory. In a word, the stages of in- terest are marked by the appearance of various forms of movement.
Reflex and instinctive, ideo-motor, and voluntary movements develop successively and imply greater capacity to profit by exper- ience, as suggested in the preceding discussion of type.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the expression of all interest is normally distributed over the range of development indicated by the three stages, these periods determined by the notion of neural arcs are helpful for purposes of classification.
The physiological basis of interest-attention may be referred to the combination of organic and neural processes. The organic must here be largely disregarded, yet their role in the effective expression of interest is fundamental. Motor, respiratory, and vaso-motor phenomena are... essential constituents of every state. The genetic development of these organic processes is implied by capacity for rational choice, which involves conscious control of motor processes and to some extent of the respiratory. In a word, the stages of in- terest are marked by the appearance of various forms of movement.
Reflex and instinctive, ideo-motor, and voluntary movements develop successively and imply greater capacity to profit by exper- ience, as suggested in the preceding discussion of type.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Waples to read onlineMoreLess
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