Outlines of Psychology
Outlines of Psychology
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The light of recognition will fall on it more clearly, x will form a clear and constant nucleus round which a, b, and c will move as obscurer, looser elements. The error of the old abstraction theory lay in supposing that x could be detached and represented in isolation. X (one or more special properties) is not enough to give us an individual idea, but must be represented in conjunction with a, or with b, or with c ; which of these possibilities makes its appearance, will depend on the special... circumstances.
It might seem as though the simplest psychological explanation of this matter were that which makes the interaction of the ideas themselves the determining force. Repetition, from the nature of the case, brings x much more frequently than a, b, or c, and x acquires in consequence greater strength and constancy, while a, b, and c, on the contrary, check and obscure one another. The common elements keep above the threshold of consciousness, while the struggle of the other elements takes place at the threshold.
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The light of recognition will fall on it more clearly, x will form a clear and constant nucleus round which a, b, and c will move as obscurer, looser elements. The error of the old abstraction theory lay in supposing that x could be detached and represented in isolation. X (one or more special properties) is not enough to give us an individual idea, but must be represented in conjunction with a, or with b, or with c ; which of these possibilities makes its appearance, will depend on the special... circumstances.
It might seem as though the simplest psychological explanation of this matter were that which makes the interaction of the ideas themselves the determining force. Repetition, from the nature of the case, brings x much more frequently than a, b, or c, and x acquires in consequence greater strength and constancy, while a, b, and c, on the contrary, check and obscure one another. The common elements keep above the threshold of consciousness, while the struggle of the other elements takes place at the threshold.
What to read after Outlines of Psychology?
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