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Intro; Contents; Foreword*; Preface; Introduction; Human Traits and Civilization; Part 1. Social Psychology; Chapter 1; Types of Human Behavior; The Human Animal; The Number and Variety of Man's Instincts; Learning in Animals and Men; The Prolonged Period of Infancy; Consciousness of Self and Reaction to Ideas; Human Beings Alone Possess Language; Man the Only Maker and User of Tools; Chapter 2; Types of Human Behavior and Their Social Significance-Instinct, Habit, and Emotion; Instinctive Behavior; The Necessity for the Control of Instinct; Habitual Behavior; The Mechanism of Habit

"Designed to accompany the syllabus for the course entitled Introduction to contemporary civilization given in Columbia College . Part I is a consideration of the types of human behaviour; part II a discussion of individual traits, especially those which are most crucial in social and political relations. Part III is a brief analysis of the four great actvities of the human mind and imagination, religion, art, science, and morals."--Foreword, v. 1. ; Parts I and II published also as thesis (PH. D.) Columbia University, 1920. ; Mode of access: Internet.