Applied Psychology for Nurses
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_Instincts_ are racial tendencies of sensational or emotional states todetermine action.
Instincts are the germs of habit, and when instinct would give rise to areaction no longer useful, reason, abetted by new habit formation, inthe normal mind, weakens instinct's force; and the habit is discardedand the instinct gradually declines.
In prehistoric times when food was scarce, and man had not learned theart of tilling the soil, hunger forced him to fight for what he got toeat. As there was often... not enough to go around, he maimed or killedhis fellow-man that he might have all he wanted, obeying the instinct tosurvive. So, now, the baby instinctively clutches for all that appealsto him. But an abundance of food for all, or the intelligent realizationthat co-operation brings more to the individual than does fighting, anda developed sense of responsibility toward others; or merely the fear ofthe scorn of fellow beings, or the desire to be protected by the love ofhis kind; perhaps a genuine love of people, acquired by spiritualdevelopment, puts the primitive habit of food-grabbing into the discard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Instincts_ are racial tendencies of sensational or emotional states todetermine action.
Instincts are the germs of habit, and when instinct would give rise to areaction no longer useful, reason, abetted by new habit formation, inthe normal mind, weakens instinct's force; and the habit is discardedand the instinct gradually declines.
In prehistoric times when food was scarce, and man had not learned theart of tilling the soil, hunger forced him to fight for what he got toeat. As there was often... not enough to go around, he maimed or killedhis fellow-man that he might have all he wanted, obeying the instinct tosurvive. So, now, the baby instinctively clutches for all that appealsto him. But an abundance of food for all, or the intelligent realizationthat co-operation brings more to the individual than does fighting, anda developed sense of responsibility toward others; or merely the fear ofthe scorn of fellow beings, or the desire to be protected by the love ofhis kind; perhaps a genuine love of people, acquired by spiritualdevelopment, puts the primitive habit of food-grabbing into the discard.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Porter Mary F. to read onlineMoreLess
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