Introduction to physiological psychology : translated by C.C. Van Liew and Otto Beyer.

  • Ziehen, Th. (Theodor), 1862-1950.
Date:
1892
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    INDEX. Actinosphctrhtm, reflex action of, 8. Action, contrasted with reflex and automatic action, 22-25, 3' 5 ^sf-> 243 ; nature and development of, 243-249; forms and kinds of, 249-258. After-images, 142. After-sensations, 189. Amnesia, of somnial processes, 238 ; following the hypnotic condition, 241. AmcebcB, nervous processes of, 6. Animistic theory, see Theories, etc. Apperception, no special faculty of, 184; arguments against Wundt's assumption of, 203, 204. Aronsohn, 65, footnote. Associative relationship, def. of, 212, footnote. Association, def of, 24; of ideas, 172-189 ; laws of, 173 ; as recog- nition, 173-178 ; chief law of, 178 ; forms of, 178-183; physiological basis of, 173-176, 179, 180; as choice, 183-188; rapidity of, 190- 198 ; as judgment, 198-201 ; other forms of, 201-222. Attention, def. of, 206; as directed to sensations and ideas, 206-215. Audition colon'e, 225. Anerbach, ii, footnote. Automatic Action, defined, 13, 14 ; non-psychical character of, 14, 18, 19; distinguished from reflex- action, 13 ; examples of, 13, 15-18 ; anatomical localization of, 35, 36. Bain, footnotes on pages 152, 182, 271. Beats, def. of, 138. Bechterrw, 263, footnote. Benedict, 226. Beneke, 152, footnote. Berkeley, 276. Bernheim, on hypnotism, 240. Biedermann, on discriminative sensi- bility, 71. Binsxvanger, 241 and 263, footnotes. Bleuler, 226. Blix, Magnus, on specific energy, 65. '^ Brain, 65, footnote. Brentano, on interpretation 01 Weber's Law, 52, 53. Bridgman, Laura, 263. Broca, convolution of, 259. Brodhun, 115, footnote ; on discrimi- native sensibility, 119. Bubnoff and Heiiicnheim, 241, foot- note. Byron, Lord, 231. Camercr, 64, footnote. Cardanus, 231. Cattell, on counting sensations, 145 ; on reaction-time, 255. Ccsca, on unconscious psychical con-