The Unconscious Mind
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** The reflex action of an ideational nerve current is downwards upon the motor centres, and there gives rise to what has been called ideo-motor movement. The energy may be excited either upon the involuntary or upon the voluntary muscles ; in the latter case (only) taking place either with consciousness or without consciousness.*'* Professor Binet shows that in health, by careful Simtd- observation, the rudiment of states of double J3^ consciousness, clearly seen in mediums, etc..
SSoiw^S^tion... ^*^ ^^ perceived, and that if a person is set on muscle, ^q ^q |j^q dissimilar things, as adding a sum and squeezing with one hand» an india-rubber tube 1 O. H. Lewes, Phynoal Bcigia qf Mind^ p. 878.
s Hack Take, Mind and Body, vol. ii . j). 2.
s Maadsley, Physiology qf Mind, p. 2af, UNCONSCIOUS MIND AND MUSCULAR SYSTEM 299 rhythmically (voluntarily), or allowed with the other hand to make carls or circles on paper with a pencil (involuntarily), the more the person attends to the sum the greater the irregularity and difficulty of carry- ing on any voluntary movement, but the easier the involuntary ones.^ This is an interesting experiment, but it seems the voluntary and involuntary occupations for the two heuids are not well chosen ; the one is too little intelhgent, and the other not quite involuntary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** The reflex action of an ideational nerve current is downwards upon the motor centres, and there gives rise to what has been called ideo-motor movement. The energy may be excited either upon the involuntary or upon the voluntary muscles ; in the latter case (only) taking place either with consciousness or without consciousness.*'* Professor Binet shows that in health, by careful Simtd- observation, the rudiment of states of double J3^ consciousness, clearly seen in mediums, etc..
SSoiw^S^tion... ^*^ ^^ perceived, and that if a person is set on muscle, ^q ^q |j^q dissimilar things, as adding a sum and squeezing with one hand» an india-rubber tube 1 O. H. Lewes, Phynoal Bcigia qf Mind^ p. 878.
s Hack Take, Mind and Body, vol. ii . j). 2.
s Maadsley, Physiology qf Mind, p. 2af, UNCONSCIOUS MIND AND MUSCULAR SYSTEM 299 rhythmically (voluntarily), or allowed with the other hand to make carls or circles on paper with a pencil (involuntarily), the more the person attends to the sum the greater the irregularity and difficulty of carry- ing on any voluntary movement, but the easier the involuntary ones.^ This is an interesting experiment, but it seems the voluntary and involuntary occupations for the two heuids are not well chosen ; the one is too little intelhgent, and the other not quite involuntary.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Taylor Schofield to read onlineMoreLess
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