The Elements of Psychology
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A, when taken with the circles b, b, b. Constituteis the present experience ; A, when taken with the circles c, c, c, constitutes the re- called experience. A is obviously the cen- ter of relations be- tween the two sys- tems. " (Judd).
iJUDDj Psychology, 1907, 235.
214 ELEMENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY It is true that in cases of revival through similarity, the reviving and the revived object are in some respect similar; but the revival does not occur because of our having first noted the similarity of t...he two objects. In fact, the simi- larity is observed, if at all, after the revival occurs, not be- fore: so it cannot be maintained that the thought thereof causes us to think of the one object after thinking of the other. Psychologically, the fact of similarity has nothing whatever to do with the fact of revival. This latter depends wholly upon habit, as previously defined, and upon the vary- ing influences of context, recency, vividness, and the other factors previously enumerated.
Active and Passive Recall Distinguished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A, when taken with the circles b, b, b. Constituteis the present experience ; A, when taken with the circles c, c, c, constitutes the re- called experience. A is obviously the cen- ter of relations be- tween the two sys- tems. " (Judd).
iJUDDj Psychology, 1907, 235.
214 ELEMENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY It is true that in cases of revival through similarity, the reviving and the revived object are in some respect similar; but the revival does not occur because of our having first noted the similarity of t...he two objects. In fact, the simi- larity is observed, if at all, after the revival occurs, not be- fore: so it cannot be maintained that the thought thereof causes us to think of the one object after thinking of the other. Psychologically, the fact of similarity has nothing whatever to do with the fact of revival. This latter depends wholly upon habit, as previously defined, and upon the vary- ing influences of context, recency, vividness, and the other factors previously enumerated.
Active and Passive Recall Distinguished.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David R Major to read onlineMoreLess
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