An Introduction to Psychology
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The chick, again, has a strong tendency to peck at small objects. If those supplied be given a strongly disagreeable taste or be coated with some burning acid substance, the instinct may be gravely disarranged.
The plasticity of human instinct is much more familiar. Indeed, because of its variability there is little appreciation 218 AN INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY of the really instinctive character of many forms of human conduct. The reactions to circumstances which cause embarrassment are essen...tially of the instinctive kind, and yet they may vary widely in different individuals and in the same individual at different times. The common expres- sion of marked embarrassment is blushing. Some people, however, rarely or never blush, but are rendered dumb by embarrassing situations. Others express their distress by awkward movements of hands or face. Still others are overwhelmed with a rush of words, which in children and adolescents often tend to ill-mannered and rude expres- sions. One of these reactions may be made today, and another one tomorrow.
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The chick, again, has a strong tendency to peck at small objects. If those supplied be given a strongly disagreeable taste or be coated with some burning acid substance, the instinct may be gravely disarranged.
The plasticity of human instinct is much more familiar. Indeed, because of its variability there is little appreciation 218 AN INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY of the really instinctive character of many forms of human conduct. The reactions to circumstances which cause embarrassment are essen...tially of the instinctive kind, and yet they may vary widely in different individuals and in the same individual at different times. The common expres- sion of marked embarrassment is blushing. Some people, however, rarely or never blush, but are rendered dumb by embarrassing situations. Others express their distress by awkward movements of hands or face. Still others are overwhelmed with a rush of words, which in children and adolescents often tend to ill-mannered and rude expres- sions. One of these reactions may be made today, and another one tomorrow.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Rowland Angell to read onlineMoreLess
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