Mental Development in the Child And the Race, Methods And Processes. With Seventeen Figures And Ten Tables
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The movements must be incipiently stimulated, that is, the environment must be pretty constant, as was said above, for otherwise we may say : for an association one term must be given ; either the pleasure to bring up the move- ment, or the movement to bring up the pleasure. We must have the presence of the movement in some kind of possibility, in order to get the sense of the pleasure to be derived from doing it. Here Mr. Spencer's theory, on the organic side, gives us an answer ; and Bain, as... it seems to me, adopts it as a supplement, in the quotation made above from his third edition, directly from Spencer. " Here is Current Biological Theory of Adaptation. 187 assumed," says Bain, "the 'law of pleasure and pain.' Pleasure is accompanied by heightened nervous energy, which nervous energy finds its way to the lines of communication that have been opened up by the lucky coincidence." But now we reach a point in the development of this theory at which difficulties begin to appear. It is evident that two cases are possible in the matter of the environ- ment : the case in which the stimulus calling out the lucky movement continues to act, and the case in which this stimulus stops acting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The movements must be incipiently stimulated, that is, the environment must be pretty constant, as was said above, for otherwise we may say : for an association one term must be given ; either the pleasure to bring up the move- ment, or the movement to bring up the pleasure. We must have the presence of the movement in some kind of possibility, in order to get the sense of the pleasure to be derived from doing it. Here Mr. Spencer's theory, on the organic side, gives us an answer ; and Bain, as... it seems to me, adopts it as a supplement, in the quotation made above from his third edition, directly from Spencer. " Here is Current Biological Theory of Adaptation. 187 assumed," says Bain, "the 'law of pleasure and pain.' Pleasure is accompanied by heightened nervous energy, which nervous energy finds its way to the lines of communication that have been opened up by the lucky coincidence." But now we reach a point in the development of this theory at which difficulties begin to appear. It is evident that two cases are possible in the matter of the environ- ment : the case in which the stimulus calling out the lucky movement continues to act, and the case in which this stimulus stops acting.
What to read after Mental Development in the Child And the Race, Methods And Processes. With Seventeen Figures And Ten Tables?
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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