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... produce the forces necessary for organization . HARD AND SOFT COLOURS . The physiological processes produced by two surfaces of different luminosity can then be compared to two liquids that do not mix , and two surfaces of equal ...
... produce the forces necessary for organization . HARD AND SOFT COLOURS . The physiological processes produced by two surfaces of different luminosity can then be compared to two liquids that do not mix , and two surfaces of equal ...
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Kurt Koffka. the fact that different causes may produce corresponding results . Since , however , different causes will as a rule not produce similar results we have to be very careful in accepting the data of our be- havioural world as ...
Kurt Koffka. the fact that different causes may produce corresponding results . Since , however , different causes will as a rule not produce similar results we have to be very careful in accepting the data of our be- havioural world as ...
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... produce an Aв dynami- cally similar to MA . Thus a raising of A's voice will produce a tem- poral stimulus pattern in which each sound is followed by a louder one , and this stimulus pattern will give rise to the experience of a ...
... produce an Aв dynami- cally similar to MA . Thus a raising of A's voice will produce a tem- poral stimulus pattern in which each sound is followed by a louder one , and this stimulus pattern will give rise to the experience of a ...
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1 WHY PSYCHOLOGY? | 3 |
THE TASK OF PSYCHOLOGY | 24 |
THE PROBLEM REFUTATION | 69 |
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