The Children How to Study Them a Course of Lectures
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There may be some spontaneous movements of his limbs, but they are not controlled by things around — they are the mere outcome of spontaneous brain action, not of impressions produced upon it from 69 without at the time of observation. In healthy sleep the tone of the circular muscle of the eyelids is sufficient to keep them closed, but sometimes in weak children the lids are half open, showing a part of the white portion of the eye. We commonly say there may be different depths of sleep ; slee...p may be full and complete, with loss of most forms of impression- ability. Observation of a child during sleep does not necessarily give us evidence as to whether there be any impressionability or not ; it may be that the out- come or expression of impressions received is long delayed. Things said before a child when apparently asleep may not produce any visible result at the time, but we may subsequently learn that he had been impressionable to sound at the time of observation ; the child may repeat what had been said before him.
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There may be some spontaneous movements of his limbs, but they are not controlled by things around — they are the mere outcome of spontaneous brain action, not of impressions produced upon it from 69 without at the time of observation. In healthy sleep the tone of the circular muscle of the eyelids is sufficient to keep them closed, but sometimes in weak children the lids are half open, showing a part of the white portion of the eye. We commonly say there may be different depths of sleep ; slee...p may be full and complete, with loss of most forms of impression- ability. Observation of a child during sleep does not necessarily give us evidence as to whether there be any impressionability or not ; it may be that the out- come or expression of impressions received is long delayed. Things said before a child when apparently asleep may not produce any visible result at the time, but we may subsequently learn that he had been impressionable to sound at the time of observation ; the child may repeat what had been said before him.
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