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How did James define Pragmatism?
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The evaluation of ideas relativistically, according to their varying usefulness in varying situations
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What were the most important topics in Principles of Psychology?
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Stream of consciousness: contents of human consciousness are a stream of ideas
Habit: laws of habit formation are impartial Emotion: consequence of bodily changes associated with its expression Will: effort of attention |
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What was the essence of James' psychology?
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Not a finished system or a provider of absolutely certain conclusions, but a collection of vivid and informed personal reflections on all the major areas of major facts of the emerging science
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What was pragmatism according to Peirce?
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scientific ideas and knowledge can never be absolutely certain , but only a subject to varying degrees of pragmatic belief (ideas worked with varying degrees of effectiveness)
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What were Hall's most important works in psychology?
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Pedagogical seminary
President APA Development issues children American Journal of Psychology |
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What were Calkin's most important works in psychology?
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Paired associates technique
Self psychology |
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What were Thorndike's most important works in psychology?
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Law of effect
Transfer of training Functionalism |