How Our Minds Work |
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Contents | 5 |
The Mind As an Aspect of the Body | 16 |
The Mind As Distinct from the Body | 45 |
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able account of memory action activity adrenal glands æsthetic ANIMAL PSYCHOLOGY applied aware axon basement behaviour Behaviourists brain called cause chology conception conditioned conditioned stimulus desires effect effector nerves emotions ence endeavour engram entity example expectation explain external fact faculties FACULTY PSYCHOLOGY fear feel Freud function gland happens human important impulse influence interpretation introspection James-Lange theory kind last chapter living organism material materialist McDougall's view means mental event ments merely mind and body modern psychology movements nerve cells nervous centres nervous system neurones number of different object occur original stimulus past event perception phagocytes philosophy physical stimulus physiological account postulate present Profes psycho-analysts purely automatic purpose question reactions reason regard remember rences response result salivation seems sensation sense slot machine sort stim stinct theories of memory thing thought tion tune uncon unconscious vidual virtue whole words