...Diagram showing times taken by a kitlon to escape from the cage in twenty-four successive experiments. successful movement, and gradually associates it with...senseimpression. . . . Previous experience makes a difl'erence in the quickness with which the cat forms the associations. After getting out of six or...

...Diagram showing times taken by a kitten to escape from tho cage in twenty-four successive expeiiments. successful movement, and gradually associates it with...interior of the box until the connection is perfect, BO that it performs the act as soon as confronted with the senseimpression. . . . Previous experience...

...separate word, impulse, for the former, and keep the word act for the latter, which it commonly means. Starting, then, with its store of instinctive impulses,...act as soon as confronted with the sense-impression. The formation of each association may be represented graphically by a tune-curve. In these curves lengths...

...separate word, impulse, for the former, and keep the word act for the latter, which it commonly means. i/" Starting, then, with its store of instinctive impulses,...it performs the act as soon as confronted with the sense-impress1on. The formation of each association may be represented graphically by a time-curve....

...impulses, the eat hits upon the successful movement, and gradually associates it with the sense impression of the interior of the box until the connection is...act as soon as confronted with the sense-impression. The formation of each association may be represented graphically by a "time curve." l ' The time curves...