Outlines of Social Psychology / By J.S. Mackenzie
Outlines of Social Psychology / By J.S. Mackenzie
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In general, what is freely chosen is pleasant, even when it is difficult ; and what is done under constraint is disagreeable, even when it is easy.
Men enjoy doing many things in play which would be thought extremely irksome if done under compulsion.
Much depends also on individual aptitude, on the state of health at the time, on the presence of other interests that are more attractive, and on a variety of other cir- cumstances. Still, it is possible to say that there are some kinds of laboiu: ...that are generally irksome, and that are undertaken only as means to an end, while others are to a large extent ends in themselves.
(4) Some labour is almost purely manual. Other kinds involve thought or artistic skill.
(5) Some labour, though socially useful, is not primarily undertaken for this reason, but rather for personal gratifi- cation or for some personal reward. Other labour is undertaken from a sense of duty, or at least definitely as social service. Here again it is often difiicult to make a sharp distinction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In general, what is freely chosen is pleasant, even when it is difficult ; and what is done under constraint is disagreeable, even when it is easy.
Men enjoy doing many things in play which would be thought extremely irksome if done under compulsion.
Much depends also on individual aptitude, on the state of health at the time, on the presence of other interests that are more attractive, and on a variety of other cir- cumstances. Still, it is possible to say that there are some kinds of laboiu: ...that are generally irksome, and that are undertaken only as means to an end, while others are to a large extent ends in themselves.
(4) Some labour is almost purely manual. Other kinds involve thought or artistic skill.
(5) Some labour, though socially useful, is not primarily undertaken for this reason, but rather for personal gratifi- cation or for some personal reward. Other labour is undertaken from a sense of duty, or at least definitely as social service. Here again it is often difiicult to make a sharp distinction.
What to read after Outlines of Social Psychology / By J.S. Mackenzie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie, John Stuart, 1860-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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