General Psychology in Terms of Behavior
General Psychology in Terms of Behavior
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The identification of objects by skin contact and manipulation alone, is called stereognosis. If we reach behind a screen and feel an object, we can usu- ally tell what it is. A watch is colder and heavier than a pencil. The surfaces of the two objects when rubbed afford different stimulation to sense organs in the skin and muscles. As the finger follows the contours, the position and movement of muscles and joints afford a characteristic stimulation. A lack of resistance in the loose parts of ...the watch and the pliability of the rubber end of the pencil furnish sen- sory cues to the respective perceptions.
Space Peboeption The perception of distance or depth, and space perception in general, consist either of such respon- ses as saying, ** That house is about a mile away,'* Digitized by Google PERCEPTION 173 or '^This table is four feet long,** or of such respon- ses as throwing a stone at a mark, jumping from one spot to another, setting out to walk to a certain objective, reaching for an object near at hand, sit- ting down on a chair that seems appropriately placed, or they may consist of such responses as in- hibiting any overt reaction, or giving attention to objects or turning away from them according as their position causes one sort of stimulation or another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The identification of objects by skin contact and manipulation alone, is called stereognosis. If we reach behind a screen and feel an object, we can usu- ally tell what it is. A watch is colder and heavier than a pencil. The surfaces of the two objects when rubbed afford different stimulation to sense organs in the skin and muscles. As the finger follows the contours, the position and movement of muscles and joints afford a characteristic stimulation. A lack of resistance in the loose parts of ...the watch and the pliability of the rubber end of the pencil furnish sen- sory cues to the respective perceptions.
Space Peboeption The perception of distance or depth, and space perception in general, consist either of such respon- ses as saying, ** That house is about a mile away,'* Digitized by Google PERCEPTION 173 or '^This table is four feet long,** or of such respon- ses as throwing a stone at a mark, jumping from one spot to another, setting out to walk to a certain objective, reaching for an object near at hand, sit- ting down on a chair that seems appropriately placed, or they may consist of such responses as in- hibiting any overt reaction, or giving attention to objects or turning away from them according as their position causes one sort of stimulation or another.
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