Elementary Psychology And Education; a Text-Book for High Schools, Normal Schools, Normal Institutes, And Reading Circles, And a Manual for Teachers
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IX. General Nomenclatures, Individual. Species. Genus.
X. Definition.
Refers to a higher class. Gives the differentia.
XL Comparative Psychology.
XII. Growth and Education of Conception.
JUDGMENT. 171 CHAPTER Xy.
JUDGMENT.
Sy this is meant the power to discern the agree- ment or disagreement of ideas. You say tlie mountain is higli ; here you discern and declare the agreement between the notions high and mountain. Perceptive- knowledge and thought-knowledge differ in two re- spects : 1. We gain... perceptive- knowledge intuitively but reach thought - knowledge by processes of elab- oration. 2. Perceptive -knowledge is concrete, while thought-knowledge is abstract. Concepts are our first thought-products. We think things into classes by dis- cerning relations of resemblance. As the reaper binds the wheat in bundles, so we think individual things into groups. Judgments are our next higher thought- products. We discover that ideas are so related as to agree or disagree. Self, as judgment, discerns and as- serts the agreement and disagreement of notions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IX. General Nomenclatures, Individual. Species. Genus.
X. Definition.
Refers to a higher class. Gives the differentia.
XL Comparative Psychology.
XII. Growth and Education of Conception.
JUDGMENT. 171 CHAPTER Xy.
JUDGMENT.
Sy this is meant the power to discern the agree- ment or disagreement of ideas. You say tlie mountain is higli ; here you discern and declare the agreement between the notions high and mountain. Perceptive- knowledge and thought-knowledge differ in two re- spects : 1. We gain... perceptive- knowledge intuitively but reach thought - knowledge by processes of elab- oration. 2. Perceptive -knowledge is concrete, while thought-knowledge is abstract. Concepts are our first thought-products. We think things into classes by dis- cerning relations of resemblance. As the reaper binds the wheat in bundles, so we think individual things into groups. Judgments are our next higher thought- products. We discover that ideas are so related as to agree or disagree. Self, as judgment, discerns and as- serts the agreement and disagreement of notions.
What to read after Elementary Psychology And Education; a Text-Book for High Schools, Normal Schools, Normal Institutes, And Reading Circles, And a Manual for Teachers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Baldwin to read onlineMoreLess
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