An Introductory Psychology: With Some Educational Applications (Classic Reprint) - nouveau livre

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Of these facts of mind we can say, then, first, that they are unlike physical facts in that they do not occupy space and cannot be weighed and measured; second, each men tal fact is a personally conscious affair; third, each mental fact is connected in a very intimate way with a physical occurrence.

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