The Principles of Psychology, Volumen1Macmillan, 1910 - 1391 páginas |
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... present , 606. Its duration is the primitive time- perception , 608. Accuracy of our estimate of short durations , 611. We have no sense for empty time , 619. Variations of our time - estimate , 624. The feeling of past time is a present ...
... present , 606. Its duration is the primitive time- perception , 608. Accuracy of our estimate of short durations , 611. We have no sense for empty time , 619. Variations of our time - estimate , 624. The feeling of past time is a present ...
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... present ideas as thronging and arranging themselves , still , the spiritualist insists , he has in the end to admit that something , be it brain , be it ' ideas , ' be it ' asso- ciation , ' knows past time as past , and fills it out ...
... present ideas as thronging and arranging themselves , still , the spiritualist insists , he has in the end to admit that something , be it brain , be it ' ideas , ' be it ' asso- ciation , ' knows past time as past , and fills it out ...
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... present printed characters excite in the reader's mind not only occasion movements of his eyes and nascent movements of articulation in him , but will some day make him speak , or take sides in a discussion , or give advice , or choose ...
... present printed characters excite in the reader's mind not only occasion movements of his eyes and nascent movements of articulation in him , but will some day make him speak , or take sides in a discussion , or give advice , or choose ...
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... present in- citation of sense . The continued movements of swimming , performed by the creature in the water , seem to be the fatal result of the contact of that fluid with its skin . They cease when a stick , for example , touches his ...
... present in- citation of sense . The continued movements of swimming , performed by the creature in the water , seem to be the fatal result of the contact of that fluid with its skin . They cease when a stick , for example , touches his ...
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... present , objects . The hemispheres would then seem to be the seat of mem- ory . Vestiges of past experience must in some way be stored up in them , and must , when aroused by present stimuli , first appear as representations of distant ...
... present , objects . The hemispheres would then seem to be the seat of mem- ory . Vestiges of past experience must in some way be stored up in them , and must , when aroused by present stimuli , first appear as representations of distant ...
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