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... simple light never stopped her crying under any other circumstances . So with this first start in the sense of personality we find also reasons for the differences of different personalities : but this consti- tutes the next phase . 2 ...
... simple light never stopped her crying under any other circumstances . So with this first start in the sense of personality we find also reasons for the differences of different personalities : but this consti- tutes the next phase . 2 ...
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Page 277 - This growing sense is very clear to one who watches as infant in its second half-year. Sometimes the mother gives a biscuit, but sometimes she does not. Sometimes the father smiles and tosses the child; sometimes he does not. And the child looks for signs of these varying moods and methods of treatment. Its new pains of disappointment arise directly on the basis of that former sense of regular personal presence upon which its expectancy went forth (Baldwin, 1894, p.
Page 277 - ... serve as well. So the child begins to learn in addition the fact that persons are in a measure individual in their treatment of him, and hence that individuality has elements of uncertainty or irregularity about it. This growing sense is very clear to one who watches an infant in its second half-year. Sometimes its mother gives a biscuit, but sometimes she does not.
Page 274 - ... first step toward a sense of the qualities which distinguish persons. The sense of uncertainty or lack of confidence grows stronger and stronger in its dealings with persons — an uncertainty contingent upon the moods, emotions, nuances of expression, and shades of treatment, of the persons around it. A person stands for a group of experiences quite unstable in its prophetic as it is in its historical meaning. This we may, for brevity of expression, assuming it to be first in order of development,...