Mental Development in the Child And the Race Methods And Processes With Seve
Mental Development in the Child And the Race Methods And Processes With Seve
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They are exceptions to the law of habit, as that is usually formulated. Painful move- ments are inhibited, they tend to be reversed, squelched, utterly blotted out ; how can this be explained on the fore- going formula for habit . '' It cannot be explained. And yet it is found to be a fact in the lowest living creatures that the biologist knows.
So just as in starting with life we have to start with some process characteristic of life, — say nutrition alone, if you please, — so we have also by ...the law of dynamogenesis to start with tendencies to movements which are the mani- festations of life, and are, in so far, special. And the object of these movements is the maintenance of life : which is only another expression, as we have found reason to believe, for the maintenance of the stimulations neces- sary to life. So we reach a new formulation of the principle of habit by which it reads something like this : Habit expresses the tendency of an organism to keep in touch, by means of movement, with beneficial stimulations : or if we summarize under a single word the character of the movements toward which all habits of the organism tend, we may say : Habit expresses the tendency of the organism to secure ajid to retain its vital stimzdations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are exceptions to the law of habit, as that is usually formulated. Painful move- ments are inhibited, they tend to be reversed, squelched, utterly blotted out ; how can this be explained on the fore- going formula for habit . '' It cannot be explained. And yet it is found to be a fact in the lowest living creatures that the biologist knows.
So just as in starting with life we have to start with some process characteristic of life, — say nutrition alone, if you please, — so we have also by ...the law of dynamogenesis to start with tendencies to movements which are the mani- festations of life, and are, in so far, special. And the object of these movements is the maintenance of life : which is only another expression, as we have found reason to believe, for the maintenance of the stimulations neces- sary to life. So we reach a new formulation of the principle of habit by which it reads something like this : Habit expresses the tendency of an organism to keep in touch, by means of movement, with beneficial stimulations : or if we summarize under a single word the character of the movements toward which all habits of the organism tend, we may say : Habit expresses the tendency of the organism to secure ajid to retain its vital stimzdations.
What to read after Mental Development in the Child And the Race Methods And Processes With Seve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baldwin James Mark to read onlineMoreLess
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