An introduction to social psychology / by William McDougall.

  • McDougall, William, 1871-1938
Date:
1921
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Credit: An introduction to social psychology / by William McDougall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Pleasure and pain, 42 Poetic language as evidence, 431 Poets on hope, 430 Political economy, 10 ,, science, 12 Population and instincts, 267 Praise and blame, influence of, 188, 198 Prestige, 99 ,, and imitation, 339 ,, suggestion, 99 Preyer, W., 106 Pride, 192 Prig, 257 Primal law, 282 Primitive sympathy, theory of, 94 Pseudo-altruism, 205 ,, -instincts, 90 Psychological Hedonism, 364 Puberty, 421 Public opinion, influence of; 188 ,, opinion, limitations, 210 Pugnacity and evolution, 284 ,, and morality, 288 ,, and war, 281 ,, in Borneo, 280, 289 Punans, 322 Purpose and mechanism, 356 Purposive activity, wider con¬ ception of, 357 ,, and idea of end, 358 Q Quasi-altruistic sentiments 206 R Rashdall, Hastings, 18, 229, 379 Rational beings, 379 Reason and action, 379 11 2 Recapitulation, law of, 108 Recollection, 243 Regret, 440 Regular, 374 Religion and morality, 313 “ Religious instinct, 88, 302 Remorse, 440 Renan, 88 Repression of sex, 420 Reproach, 137 Resentment, 140 Respect, 161 Responsibility, 232 Retribution, 13 Retrospective desire, 442 Revenge, 140 Reverence, 132 ,, its genesis, 311 Ribot, Th., 48, 62, 122 Robertson Smith, 333 Ruling passion, 259 S Samaritan, the Good, 78 Schallmayer, 271 Schiller, F. C. S., 235 Schneider, G. H., 23, 36, 37 e Scope of psychology, 6, 15 Scorn, 135 Secondary emotions, 426 Self, 182 ,, -consciousness, development of, 182 ,, -control, sentiment for, 253 ,, -love, 161 ,, -regarding sentiment, de¬ velopment of, 193 ,, -regarding sentiment, ex¬ tensions of, 206 Self not a fabric of ideas, 377 Sensation and pain, 371 „ and pleasure, 373