A First book in Psychology
A First book in Psychology
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Tarde, Les lois de Timita- tion ; G. Le Bon, The Psychology of the Crowd ; J. Royce, Pre- liminary Report on Imitation, Psychol, Review^ 1895, II., pp. 217 ff. ; The Psychology of Invention, ibid,, 1898, pp. 113 ff.
On the group-consciousness : For distinction between the ' mob,' or ' crowd,' conceived as mainly imitative, emotional, impulsive group, from the * society ' regarded as a group of reflectively social persons, both imitative and originating and both emotional and deliberative, cf. J.... M. Baldwin, Social and Ethical Interpreta- tions, 1897, 1906. As exponent of the view that the crowd is the typical social group, cf. G. Le Bon, The Psychology of the Crowd.
Cf., also, G. Tarde, Social Laws, translated by H. C. Warren, 1899 ; E. A. Ross, Social Psychology, 1908; H. C. Cooley, Social Organization, A Study in the Larger Mind, 1909 ; W. McDougall, An Introduction to Social Psychology, 1909, Chapters X.-XV. ; G. H. Mead, Social Psychology as Coimterpart to Physiological Psychology, Psychol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tarde, Les lois de Timita- tion ; G. Le Bon, The Psychology of the Crowd ; J. Royce, Pre- liminary Report on Imitation, Psychol, Review^ 1895, II., pp. 217 ff. ; The Psychology of Invention, ibid,, 1898, pp. 113 ff.
On the group-consciousness : For distinction between the ' mob,' or ' crowd,' conceived as mainly imitative, emotional, impulsive group, from the * society ' regarded as a group of reflectively social persons, both imitative and originating and both emotional and deliberative, cf. J.... M. Baldwin, Social and Ethical Interpreta- tions, 1897, 1906. As exponent of the view that the crowd is the typical social group, cf. G. Le Bon, The Psychology of the Crowd.
Cf., also, G. Tarde, Social Laws, translated by H. C. Warren, 1899 ; E. A. Ross, Social Psychology, 1908; H. C. Cooley, Social Organization, A Study in the Larger Mind, 1909 ; W. McDougall, An Introduction to Social Psychology, 1909, Chapters X.-XV. ; G. H. Mead, Social Psychology as Coimterpart to Physiological Psychology, Psychol.
What to read after A First book in Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Whiton Calkins to read onlineMoreLess
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