Youth And the Open Door; the Relation of Habit And Character to Success
Youth And the Open Door; the Relation of Habit And Character to Success
Wells, George Ross, 1884- [from Old Catalog]
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Lange and James turned the matter around, and pointed out that the conditions could not only be explained, but could be better explained by considering that the conscious experience of emotion was a result of the bodily movements and not the cause* It is probably a long step from the James- Lange theory of emotion to our present day the- ories about it, but James and Lange undoubtedly took the first step in the direction along which modem physiologists and psychologists are traveling. Digitized... by VjOOQIC 120 YOUTH AND THE OPEN DOOR A recent writer gives us the following defini- tion of emotion: ^^An emotion is an inherent * pattern reaction,' involving profound changes of the bodily mechanism as a whole, but particu- larly of the visceral and glandular systems. By pattern reaction we mean that the separate de- tails of response appear with some constancy, with some regularity and in approximately the same sequential order each time the exciting stimulus is presented. It is obvious that if this formulation is to fit the facts, the general con- dition of the organism must be such that the stimulus can produce its effect.
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