A Beginner's Psychology

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

Titchener, Edward Bradford

Psychology

Thought, general character of, 261 f.;
    true thought rare, 262 f.;
    imaginal processes in, 263 ff.;
    relation of language to, 266 ff.;
    and mental attitudes, 271 ff.;
    pattern of, 275 ff., 283, 286;
    relation of, to imagination, 275 f., 279 f., 300;
    in dreams, 339.

  Tickle, 44.

  Tied images, 75, 78, 87.

  Timbre, 54.

  Time, and sense-feelings, 52, 217 f.;
    perception of, 122 f.;
    short-cuts to meaning of, 123;
    in dreams, 338 f.

  Tint, 57.

  Tonality, 52, 134.

  Tones, simple and compound, 51 f., 122;
    characters of, 52 f.;
    fundamental and overtones, 53 f., 122, 159;
    colour or timbre of, 54;
    fusion of, 54;
    differential, 54 f.;
    beating of, 55;
    in sense-feelings, 81.

  Tragedy, 302, 305.

  Traits, mental, 310.

  Trial and error, method of, 247.

  Tropism, 245.


  Utility, not the aim of science, 1, 4, 30, 38, 325;
    nor the test of truth, 328;
    but results of science are useful, 1 f., 4 f., 38, 331.


  Value, not a scientific term, 1, 4, 22, 30, 325, 331.

  Vividness, of sensation, 66, 92;
    shift of, in attention, 91 f., 93;
    not to be confused with intensity, 92 f.;
    or with clearness of meaning, 93;
    levels of, in attention, 99 ff.;
    inverse relation of focal and marginal, 100, 108 f.;
    nervous correlate of, 107, 109.

  Vocality, of simple tones, 52 f.

  Volume, of tones, 52;
    perception of crude spatial, due to brain-habit, 130 f.


  Warmth, sensation of, 43 ff., 64;
    in sense-feelings, 82.

  Weber’s law, 67 f., 81, 135;
    usefulness of, 68 f.

  Will, definition of, 255;
    types of, 256;
    in relation to hypnosis, 343, 347.

  Wish, 256 f.;
    alleged fulfilment of, in dreams, 341.

  Word-reaction, 254 f.

  Words, experiment on perception of, 23 ff.;
    are ingrained meanings, 150, 164, 269 f., 316;
    induce secondary images, 186;
    logical order of, psychologically misleading, 191;
    danger of technical terms, 213;
    always had derivative or symbolic meaning, 270;
    relating to self, misleading, 322 f.


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BY EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER

 _D.Sc., Ph.D., LL.D., D.Litt., Sage Professor of Psychology, Cornell
 University, Associate Editor of “Mind” and of “The American Journal of
 Psychology.”_


A Text Book of Psychology

 A much enlarged and revised edition of the well-known work “An Outline
 of Psychology.”

  _Part I, Cloth, 316 pages, 12mo, $1.30_


A Primer of Psychology

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A Beginner's PsychologyTitchener, Edward Bradford

Science

A Beginner's Psychology

Titchener, Edward Bradford

Psychology

Thought, general character of, 261 f.;
    true thought rare, 262 f.;
    imaginal processes in, 263 ff.;
    relation of language to, 266 ff.;
    and mental attitudes, 271 ff.;
    pattern of, 275 ff., 283, 286;
    relation of, to imagination, 275 f., 279 f., 300;
    in dreams, 339.

  Tickle, 44.

  Tied images, 75, 78, 87.

  Timbre, 54.

  Time, and sense-feelings, 52, 217 f.;
    perception of, 122 f.;
    short-cuts to meaning of, 123;
    in dreams, 338 f.

  Tint, 57.

  Tonality, 52, 134.

  Tones, simple and compound, 51 f., 122;
    characters of, 52 f.;
    fundamental and overtones, 53 f., 122, 159;
    colour or timbre of, 54;
    fusion of, 54;
    differential, 54 f.;
    beating of, 55;
    in sense-feelings, 81.

  Tragedy, 302, 305.

  Traits, mental, 310.

  Trial and error, method of, 247.

  Tropism, 245.


  Utility, not the aim of science, 1, 4, 30, 38, 325;
    nor the test of truth, 328;
    but results of science are useful, 1 f., 4 f., 38, 331.


  Value, not a scientific term, 1, 4, 22, 30, 325, 331.

  Vividness, of sensation, 66, 92;
    shift of, in attention, 91 f., 93;
    not to be confused with intensity, 92 f.;
    or with clearness of meaning, 93;
    levels of, in attention, 99 ff.;
    inverse relation of focal and marginal, 100, 108 f.;
    nervous correlate of, 107, 109.

  Vocality, of simple tones, 52 f.

  Volume, of tones, 52;
    perception of crude spatial, due to brain-habit, 130 f.


  Warmth, sensation of, 43 ff., 64;
    in sense-feelings, 82.

  Weber’s law, 67 f., 81, 135;
    usefulness of, 68 f.

  Will, definition of, 255;
    types of, 256;
    in relation to hypnosis, 343, 347.

  Wish, 256 f.;
    alleged fulfilment of, in dreams, 341.

  Word-reaction, 254 f.

  Words, experiment on perception of, 23 ff.;
    are ingrained meanings, 150, 164, 269 f., 316;
    induce secondary images, 186;
    logical order of, psychologically misleading, 191;
    danger of technical terms, 213;
    always had derivative or symbolic meaning, 270;
    relating to self, misleading, 322 f.


               Printed in the United States of America.




 The following pages contain advertisements of a few of the Macmillan
 books on kindred subjects




BY EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER

 _D.Sc., Ph.D., LL.D., D.Litt., Sage Professor of Psychology, Cornell
 University, Associate Editor of “Mind” and of “The American Journal of
 Psychology.”_


A Text Book of Psychology

 A much enlarged and revised edition of the well-known work “An Outline
 of Psychology.”

  _Part I, Cloth, 316 pages, 12mo, $1.30_


A Primer of Psychology

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

A Beginner's Psychology

A Beginner's Psychology

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