A Beginner's Psychology

Name: A Beginner's Psychology
Author: Titchener, Edward Bradford

Titchener, Edward Bradford

Psychology

Image, simple, probably not distinguishable from sensation, 73 ff.,
        78, 90, 184;
    after-image, 62, 74, 78;
    memory after-image, 74, 78;
    memory colour, 63, 75, 78;
    recurrent, 75, 78;
    tied, 75, 78, 87;
    of later origin than sensation, 75;
    variable with the individual, 75 f., 78, 138 ff., 166 f., 185;
    hallucinatory, 76, 78, 340;
    dream, 76, 78, 336 f., 340;
    synæsthetic, 76 f., 78;
    habitual, 77 f., 265 f., 270;
    free, of memory and imagination, 77 f., 120, 184 ff., 195 ff.;
    complex, 78, 197;
    relative frequency of, in different sense-departments, 78 f.;
    in perception and idea, 114 ff.;
    and meaning, 120, 271;
    of recognition, 184, 273;
    typical, 266, 282;
    verbal, peculiarity of, 271;
    of expectation, 273;
    of comparison, 284 f.

  Imagery, types of, 138 ff., 154, 166 f.;
    outward signs of, 140;
    utility of, 141, 195 f.;
    translation of, in memory, 166 f., 185 f.;
    stability of, in imagination, 195 ff.;
    in thought, 265 f.

  Imagination, implies feeling of strangeness, 194 f., 198 f., 200;
    idea of, conservative, 195 ff.;
    idiosyncratic, 197;
    pattern of, 197 ff.;
    receptive, 197 f.;
    constructive, 198 ff.;
    characterised by empathy and feeling of strangeness, 198, 200;
    and memory, 200;
    and thought, 275 f., 279 f., 300.

  Impulsive action, analysis of, 234 f.

  Inattention, 102 f.

  Index of change, 132.

  Inhibition, nervous, in attention, 106 ff., 164, 249 f.;
    initial and terminal, of associative tendencies, 157 f.;
    of instincts, 209.

  Initial inhibition, 157 f.

  Instinct, popular view of, 203;
    definition of, 204;
    rôle of, in life of man, 205, 207;
    list of human instincts, 205 ff.;
    biological characters of, 208 ff.;
    psychological characters of, 210 ff.;
    and reason, 203, 207, 210, 301;
    and emotion, 207, 211, 216, 219.

  Instruction, 96 f., 214;
    significance of, for action, 240 ff., 252;
    negative, 250, 253.

  Intellectual attitudes, 271 f.;
    analysis of, 274 f.

  Intellectual ‘common factor,’ 310 f.

  Intellectual sentiments, 297 f., 299 f.;
    and curiosity, 301.

  Intensity of sensation, 66, 67 ff.;
    and vividness, 92;
    as determinant of attention, 94;
    does not found a group of intensive perceptions, 125;
    absolute impression of, 125, 285;
    of feeling, in passion, 225 f., 304;
    in classification of temperament, 227.

  Interest, acquired, 97 f., 226;
    in attention, 101;
    natural, 207, 226.

  Introspection, as method of psychology, 22;
    formula of, 19, 22, 80;
    difficulties of, 20 ff.;
    experimental,23 ff.;
    of feeling, 80.

  Itch, 44.


  Judgement, borrowed from social surroundings, 262 f., 291 f.;
    terminus of thought, 276;
    has no definite pattern, 279;
    core of sentiment, 290.

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A Beginner's PsychologyTitchener, Edward Bradford

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A Beginner's Psychology

Titchener, Edward Bradford

Psychology

Image, simple, probably not distinguishable from sensation, 73 ff.,
        78, 90, 184;
    after-image, 62, 74, 78;
    memory after-image, 74, 78;
    memory colour, 63, 75, 78;
    recurrent, 75, 78;
    tied, 75, 78, 87;
    of later origin than sensation, 75;
    variable with the individual, 75 f., 78, 138 ff., 166 f., 185;
    hallucinatory, 76, 78, 340;
    dream, 76, 78, 336 f., 340;
    synæsthetic, 76 f., 78;
    habitual, 77 f., 265 f., 270;
    free, of memory and imagination, 77 f., 120, 184 ff., 195 ff.;
    complex, 78, 197;
    relative frequency of, in different sense-departments, 78 f.;
    in perception and idea, 114 ff.;
    and meaning, 120, 271;
    of recognition, 184, 273;
    typical, 266, 282;
    verbal, peculiarity of, 271;
    of expectation, 273;
    of comparison, 284 f.

  Imagery, types of, 138 ff., 154, 166 f.;
    outward signs of, 140;
    utility of, 141, 195 f.;
    translation of, in memory, 166 f., 185 f.;
    stability of, in imagination, 195 ff.;
    in thought, 265 f.

  Imagination, implies feeling of strangeness, 194 f., 198 f., 200;
    idea of, conservative, 195 ff.;
    idiosyncratic, 197;
    pattern of, 197 ff.;
    receptive, 197 f.;
    constructive, 198 ff.;
    characterised by empathy and feeling of strangeness, 198, 200;
    and memory, 200;
    and thought, 275 f., 279 f., 300.

  Impulsive action, analysis of, 234 f.

  Inattention, 102 f.

  Index of change, 132.

  Inhibition, nervous, in attention, 106 ff., 164, 249 f.;
    initial and terminal, of associative tendencies, 157 f.;
    of instincts, 209.

  Initial inhibition, 157 f.

  Instinct, popular view of, 203;
    definition of, 204;
    rôle of, in life of man, 205, 207;
    list of human instincts, 205 ff.;
    biological characters of, 208 ff.;
    psychological characters of, 210 ff.;
    and reason, 203, 207, 210, 301;
    and emotion, 207, 211, 216, 219.

  Instruction, 96 f., 214;
    significance of, for action, 240 ff., 252;
    negative, 250, 253.

  Intellectual attitudes, 271 f.;
    analysis of, 274 f.

  Intellectual ‘common factor,’ 310 f.

  Intellectual sentiments, 297 f., 299 f.;
    and curiosity, 301.

  Intensity of sensation, 66, 67 ff.;
    and vividness, 92;
    as determinant of attention, 94;
    does not found a group of intensive perceptions, 125;
    absolute impression of, 125, 285;
    of feeling, in passion, 225 f., 304;
    in classification of temperament, 227.

  Interest, acquired, 97 f., 226;
    in attention, 101;
    natural, 207, 226.

  Introspection, as method of psychology, 22;
    formula of, 19, 22, 80;
    difficulties of, 20 ff.;
    experimental,23 ff.;
    of feeling, 80.

  Itch, 44.


  Judgement, borrowed from social surroundings, 262 f., 291 f.;
    terminus of thought, 276;
    has no definite pattern, 279;
    core of sentiment, 290.

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