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"Then it was the effect on the animal's nervous system." Anna shrugged. "It's still Bennet's baby. I'm a psychologist, not a neurologist." "What I've been saying, all along," Fayon reiterated complacently. "Their hearing is different from ours. This proves it. "It proves that they don't hear at all." He had expected an explosion; he wasn't disappointed. They all contradicted him, many derisively.
False beliefs are more practical than theoretical, more a matter of practical conduct than of passive experience, more a change of reagent than a reaction to change. The man on the street or even many a leading neurologist would perhaps accept this formula as his own.
And God knows I'm glad, because I had my misgivings." "What has worked out?" inquired the younger man and the neurologist jerked his head toward the house. "This marriage," he said. "When I came to the wedding, I could not escape a heavy portent of danger. There was the difference in age to start with and it was heightened by Eben's solemn and grandiose tendencies.
J.H. McBride, "The Life and Health of Our Girls in Relation to Their Future," Alienist and Neurologist, Feb., 1904. W.G. Chambers, "The Evolution of Ideals," Pedagogical Seminary, March, 1903; Catherine Dodd, "School Children's Ideals," National Review, Feb. and Dec., 1900, and June, 1901. No German girls acknowledged a wish to be men; they said it would be wicked.
Every neurologist sees already some of its consequences, and I, myself, have over and over had to undo some of the evil it had done. Our nervous woman is well. Slowly, very slowly, she has won flesh and color, which means gain in quality and quantity of blood. By degrees, too, she has been able to return to the habits and endurances of health.
G. Stanley Hall, "A study of Fears," American Journal of Psychology, 1897, pp. 213-215. Op. cit., p. 268. W. Howard, "Sexual Perversion," Alienist and Neurologist, January, 1896. He was declared irresponsible.
We do not accept this dictum entirely, but we say that the organism reacts in a complicated way and that the feeling sadness, disgust, anger, joy springs from the memories and past experiences aroused by a situation as well as from the widespread bodily excitement also so aroused. For the neurologist both the cerebral and the sympathetic- endocrinal components of emotion are important.
The next evidences of his influence over her were singular enough, and it would require a neurologist to fully explain them. She would be sitting quietly, any evening after dark, in the house of her father, the parish clerk, which stood in the middle of Stickleford village street, this being the highroad between Lower Mellstock and Moreford, five miles eastward.
From our acts and from our attitudes ceaseless inpouring currents of sensation come, which help to determine from moment to moment what our inner states shall be: that is a fundamental law of psychology which I will therefore proceed to assume. A Viennese neurologist of considerable reputation has recently written about the Binnenleben, as he terms it, or buried life of human beings.
He held out his hand to the neurologist. "Glad to know you, Doctor. Can you take over?" "Not only can I take over, you would have trouble getting rid of me. This man is obviously hurt in a way that is strange to me, and I assure you, my experience with damaged minds is considerable. He may be somewhat under the influence of a drug I will check more thoroughly but that is not the cause.
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