Psychology: A Study Of Mental Life

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Robert S. Woodworth

Series: Psychology Research Progress
BISAC: PSY000000

Modern psychology is an attempt to bring the methods of scientific investigation, which have proved immensely fruitful in other fields, to bear upon mental life and its problems. The human individual, the main object of study, is so complex an object, that for a long time it seemed doubtful whether there ever could be real science here; but a beginning was made in the nineteenth century, following the lead of biology and physiology, and the work of the investigator has been so successful that there is quite a respectable body of knowledge to assemble under the title of scientific psychology. Psychology: A Study Of Mental Life by prominent psychologist Robert S. Woodworth is an introduction into scientific psychology.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Preface
CHAPTER I. WHAT PSYCHOLOGY IS AND DOES
CHAPTER II. REACTIONS
CHAPTER III. REACTIONS OF DIFFERENT LEVELS
CHAPTER IV. TENDENCIES TO REACTION
CHAPTER V. NATIVE AND ACQUIRED TRAITS
CHAPTER VI. INSTINCT
CHAPTER VI. EMOTION
CHAPTER VIII. INVENTORY OF HUMAN INSTINCTS AND PRIMARY EMOTIONS
CHAPTER IX. THE FEELINGS
CHAPTER X. SENSATION
CHAPTER XI. ATTENTION
CHAPTER XII .INTELLIGENCE
CHAPTER XIII. LEARNING AND HABIT FORMATION
CHAPTER XIV. MEMORY
CHAPTER XV. ASSOCIATION AND MENTAL IMAGERY
CHAPTER XVI. THE LAWS OF ASSOCIATION
CHAPTER XVII. PERCEPTION
CHAPTER XVIII. REASONING
CHAPTER XIX. IMAGINATION
CHAPTER XX. WILL
CHAPTER XXI. PERSONALITY
INDEX

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