Habit And Instinct
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There can be no question as to the advantage that must accrue to the organism from a close association between an emotional state which, whatever else it may imply, means business, and such action and attitude as may indicate this fact to a possible enemy. The dog that will chase a fleeing cat will change his demeanour, and not unfrequently leave her alone, if she turns and threatens to scratch his eyes. At the same time it does not by any means follow that the emotional state at the back of a ...given mode of expression is necessarily at all times the same. A snake may well threaten to strike in fear as well as in anger. The stag that lowers his antlers to do battle with a rival may be tingling with sexual excitement ; while the stag at bay that turns and lowers his antlers to the advancing hounds is driven thereto by an emotional state akin to despair. So long as the " expression " indicates an emotional condition which shows that the animal means business, is thoroughly in earnest, and is ready to put forth its powers to the utmost that is enough from the biological point of view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There can be no question as to the advantage that must accrue to the organism from a close association between an emotional state which, whatever else it may imply, means business, and such action and attitude as may indicate this fact to a possible enemy. The dog that will chase a fleeing cat will change his demeanour, and not unfrequently leave her alone, if she turns and threatens to scratch his eyes. At the same time it does not by any means follow that the emotional state at the back of a ...given mode of expression is necessarily at all times the same. A snake may well threaten to strike in fear as well as in anger. The stag that lowers his antlers to do battle with a rival may be tingling with sexual excitement ; while the stag at bay that turns and lowers his antlers to the advancing hounds is driven thereto by an emotional state akin to despair. So long as the " expression " indicates an emotional condition which shows that the animal means business, is thoroughly in earnest, and is ready to put forth its powers to the utmost that is enough from the biological point of view.
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