...McDougall's discussion of the parental instincts, 'Soc. Psychol.,' p. 267 ff. 'Cf. 'Soc. Psychol.,' p. 323. 7 "These impulses are the mental forces that maintain...shape all the life of individuals and societies." 'Soc. Psychol.," p. 44. 6 Cf. Woodworth, 'Dynamic Psychol.,' p. 72 ff. human behavior to be the province...

...motionless like a wonderful clockwork whose mainspring had been removed or a steam-engine whose fires had been drawn. These impulses are the mental forces...with the central mystery of life and mind and will The following chapters, I hope, will render clearer, and will give some support to, the views briefly...

...satisfactions, while pleasure and pain do bat serve to guide them in their choice of the means. . . . These impulses are the mental forces that maintain...with the central mystery of life and mind and will." — JlAcDouoAH.. An Introduction to Social Psychology,^. 44. Again: "The fundamental problem of social...

...of all activities and supply the driving power by which all mental activities are sustained. . . . These impulses are the mental forces that maintain...with the central mystery of life and mind , and will " (p. 44). Now. we may, from my point of view, quite legitimately speak of behaviour or of mental process...

...and motionless like a wonderful clock, whose spring had been removed, or a steam engine whose fires had been drawn. These impulses are the mental forces...with the central mystery of life and mind and will." Concerning the nature of the instinctive tendencies, it may be said that they are impelled by the innate...

...motionless like a wonderful clockwork whose mainspring had been removed, or a steam engine whose fires had been drawn. These impulses are the mental forces...with the central mystery of life and mind and will." * Furthermore the organization of the emotions with ideas to form sentiments is essential for selfcontrol...

...motionless like a wonderful clockwork whose mainspring had been removed or a steam-engine whose fires had been drawn. These impulses are the mental forces...with the central mystery of life and mind and will. The following chapters, I hope, will render clearer, and will give some support to, the views briefly...

...been removed or a steam engine whose fires had been drawn. These impulses are the mental forces which maintain and shape all the life of individuals and...with the central mystery of life and mind and will." Thorndike, the Columbia psychologist, in his analysis of human motives, has written, "The behavior...

...motionless like a wonderful clockwork whose mainspring has been removed, or a steamengine whose fires have been drawn. These impulses are the mental forces that...with the central mystery of life and mind and will." The instincts have been the means of man's preservation and evolution to higher and higher stages,...

...Will," chap. vi. ; and H. Spencer's "Principles of Psychology," vol. i. part iv. chap. viii. 3rd Ed.) that maintain and shape all the life of individuals...with the central mystery of life and mind and will. The following chapters, I hope, will render clearer, and will give some support to, the views briefly...