Comparative Physiology And Psychology a Discussion of the Evolution And Relatio
Comparative Physiology And Psychology a Discussion of the Evolution And Relatio
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Sir Henry Holland notes epistaxis increased by attention, and John Hunter was able to produce a sensation in a part by fixing his attention upon it. Unzer says : " Expectation of the action of the remedy often causes its operation before- hand. " All these are connected with vascular changes. In some, this ability to recall a peripheral sensation is accompa- nied with increase of blood-supply and heat in the part, an- other vaso-motor reflex produced by cerebro-spinal centrifugal irritation. I ...regard this as more an unconscious motor phe- nomenon, the sensation and vaso-motor act being secondary. Maury, quoted by Tuke, refers stigmatization to a similar cause.
i8o CLEVENGER Physiology and Psychology.
CHAPTER. XL MORPHOLOGY, HISTOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF THE HUMAN BRAIN.
In several articles, published in scientific and medical jour- nals, * I advanced and maintained what is known as the inter- vertebral homology. The fact of its having originated in America has delayed its general notoriety, as semi-scientific men on this side of the Atlantic prefer, as a rule, to credit start- ling things to our transatlantic pundits, or at least to postpone notice of American ideas until forced to acknowledge their value.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Henry Holland notes epistaxis increased by attention, and John Hunter was able to produce a sensation in a part by fixing his attention upon it. Unzer says : " Expectation of the action of the remedy often causes its operation before- hand. " All these are connected with vascular changes. In some, this ability to recall a peripheral sensation is accompa- nied with increase of blood-supply and heat in the part, an- other vaso-motor reflex produced by cerebro-spinal centrifugal irritation. I ...regard this as more an unconscious motor phe- nomenon, the sensation and vaso-motor act being secondary. Maury, quoted by Tuke, refers stigmatization to a similar cause.
i8o CLEVENGER Physiology and Psychology.
CHAPTER. XL MORPHOLOGY, HISTOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF THE HUMAN BRAIN.
In several articles, published in scientific and medical jour- nals, * I advanced and maintained what is known as the inter- vertebral homology. The fact of its having originated in America has delayed its general notoriety, as semi-scientific men on this side of the Atlantic prefer, as a rule, to credit start- ling things to our transatlantic pundits, or at least to postpone notice of American ideas until forced to acknowledge their value.
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