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... images occur in other animals , images are undoubtedly a predominantly human characteristic . Human beings themselves are not born with the capac- ity to form images . In the first six months of life a baby responds only to perceptions ...
... images occur in other animals , images are undoubtedly a predominantly human characteristic . Human beings themselves are not born with the capac- ity to form images . In the first six months of life a baby responds only to perceptions ...
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... images , then , we can readily recognize that in most people the visual type plays the predominant role . Images are fleeting . A person can retain an image for only a short period of time . When he re - evokes the image , it appears in ...
... images , then , we can readily recognize that in most people the visual type plays the predominant role . Images are fleeting . A person can retain an image for only a short period of time . When he re - evokes the image , it appears in ...
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... images there is a salient part , and that salient element may lead to other images which have the same salient part . For instance , the image of a crescent may lead to the image of the moon , or of a coast shaped like a moon , or of a ...
... images there is a salient part , and that salient element may lead to other images which have the same salient part . For instance , the image of a crescent may lead to the image of the moon , or of a coast shaped like a moon , or of a ...
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