James Mark Baldwin
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The Story of the Mind
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published
1899
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159 editions
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History of Psychology: A Sketch and an Interpretation. By James Mark Baldwin. Volume 1. From the Earliest Times to John Locke
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2013
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13 editions
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Dictionary of philosophy and psychology
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published
1998
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99 editions
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History Of Psychology - A Sketch And An Interpretation
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History of Psychology Vol. II
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published
2009
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26 editions
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Development and Evolution
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1902
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51 editions
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Genetic Theory of Reality
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published
1915
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71 editions
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Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology: Bibliography of Philosophy, Psychology, and Cognate Subjects
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published
1960
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The Individual and Society: Or, Psychology and Sociology
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published
2015
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30 editions
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American Neutrality - Its Cause And Cure
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published
1916
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30 editions
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“3. It has been found that young animals, birds, etc., depend upon the example and instruction of adults for the first performance of many actions that seem to be instinctive. This dependence may exist even in cases in which there is yet a congenital tendency to perform the action. Many birds, for example, have a general instinct to build a nest; but in many cases, if put in artificial circumstances, they build imperfect nests. Birds also have an instinct to make vocal calls; but if kept from birth out of hearing of the peculiar notes of their species, they come to make cries of a different sort, or learn to make the notes of some other species with which they are thrown. 4.”
― The Story of the Mind
― The Story of the Mind
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