...of learning by the selection of impulses and association of them with different sense impressions, to a point beyond that reached by any other of the...slowly a few simple habits. Man learns quickly an infinitude of habits that may be highly complex'. Dogs and cats learn more than the fish, while monkeys...

...sense impressions, to a point beyond that reached by any other of the lower animals. In this, too,they resemble man ; for he differs from the lower animals...slowly a few simple habits. Man learns quickly an infinitude of habits that may be highly complex. Dogs and cats learn more than the fish, while monkeys...

...have many of the mental attributes of man. Professor Thorndike of Columbia University sums up their habits of learning as follows: — " In their method...slowly a few simple habits. Man learns quickly an infinitude of habits that may be highly complex. Dogs and cats learn more than the fish, while monkeys...

...association of them with different sense-impressions, to a point beyond that reached by any other cf the lower animals. In this, too, they resemble man;...slowly a few simple habits. Man learns quickly an infinitude of habits that may be highly complex. Dogs and cats learn more than the fish, while monkeys...

...have many of the mental attributes of man. "Professor Thorndike of Columbia University sums up their habits of learning as follows : — " 'In their method...slowly a few simple habits. Man learns quickly an infinitude of habits that may be highly complex. Dogs and cats learn more than the fish, while monkeys...

...learning, by the selection of impulses and association of them with different sense-impressions to a ponit beyond that reached by any other of the lower animals....too they resemble man; for he differs from the lower annuals not only in the possession of a new sort of intelligence but also in the tremendous extension...

...sense impressions, to a point beyond that reached by any other of the lower animals. In this, too,they resemble man ; for he differs from the lower animals...slowly a few simple habits. Man learns quickly an infinitude of habits that may be highly complex. Dogs and cats learn more than the fish, while monkeys...

...learning, by the selection of impulses and association of them with different sense-impressions to a ponit beyond that reached by any other of the lower animals....too they resemble man; for he differs from the lower anmials not only in the possession of a new sort of intelligence but also in the tremendous extension...