Dynamic Psychology
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As then the child becomes able by his experience to apprehend objects, he comes to have new interests, new driving forces for his perception. Similar remarks can be made regarding the develop- ment of interest in skilled movements.
104 DYNAMIC PSYCHOLOGY The point at issue is very well brought out in the case of a game of skill. The motive that drives the chess player to his chess, or the golf player to his golf, is not at all adequately accounted for by referring to an un- differentiated reser...voir of curiosity or manipulativeness. The one is driven precisely by an interest in chess and the other by an interest in golf. The driving forces are specific, and acquired in the learning of these games. In the same way, while a man may enter a certain line of business from a purely external economic motive, he develops an interest in the business for its own sake (unless he is entirely out of his element), as he acquires mastery of its problems and processes; and the motive force that drives him in the daily task, provided of course this does not degenerate into mere automatic routine, is precisely an interest in the problems con- fronting him and in the processes by which he is able to deal with those problems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As then the child becomes able by his experience to apprehend objects, he comes to have new interests, new driving forces for his perception. Similar remarks can be made regarding the develop- ment of interest in skilled movements.
104 DYNAMIC PSYCHOLOGY The point at issue is very well brought out in the case of a game of skill. The motive that drives the chess player to his chess, or the golf player to his golf, is not at all adequately accounted for by referring to an un- differentiated reser...voir of curiosity or manipulativeness. The one is driven precisely by an interest in chess and the other by an interest in golf. The driving forces are specific, and acquired in the learning of these games. In the same way, while a man may enter a certain line of business from a purely external economic motive, he develops an interest in the business for its own sake (unless he is entirely out of his element), as he acquires mastery of its problems and processes; and the motive force that drives him in the daily task, provided of course this does not degenerate into mere automatic routine, is precisely an interest in the problems con- fronting him and in the processes by which he is able to deal with those problems.
What to read after Dynamic Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Sessions Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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