Elements of Psychology
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It involves not only the identification of a definite group of impressions, but also the germ of a higher intellectual process, namely, the comparison of successive impressions, and the detection of similarity amid diversity or change.
Thus, a child learns to identify a particular object, as his mother, or his dog, at different distances and in different lights, and — a matter of still greater difficulty — according to the particular position and visible aspect of the object, as seen from the f...ront or from the side, etc. Children require a certain amount of experience and practice before they recognize identity amid such varying aspects. And in this they are greatly aided by hearing others call the thing by the same name.
Perception of our own Body. — In close connection with the perception of external objects the child comes to know the several parts of his own body. The sensa- tions which are not referred to external bodies are local- ized by us in some part of our organism. Thus, organic sensations, as skin-sensations of "creeping," muscular sensations of cramp or fatigue, are localized in some defi- nite region of the body, the arm, or the foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It involves not only the identification of a definite group of impressions, but also the germ of a higher intellectual process, namely, the comparison of successive impressions, and the detection of similarity amid diversity or change.
Thus, a child learns to identify a particular object, as his mother, or his dog, at different distances and in different lights, and — a matter of still greater difficulty — according to the particular position and visible aspect of the object, as seen from the f...ront or from the side, etc. Children require a certain amount of experience and practice before they recognize identity amid such varying aspects. And in this they are greatly aided by hearing others call the thing by the same name.
Perception of our own Body. — In close connection with the perception of external objects the child comes to know the several parts of his own body. The sensa- tions which are not referred to external bodies are local- ized by us in some part of our organism. Thus, organic sensations, as skin-sensations of "creeping," muscular sensations of cramp or fatigue, are localized in some defi- nite region of the body, the arm, or the foot.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sully, James, 1842-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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