A misreading of this man's article "The Energies of Men" is the basis for Lowell Thomas's claim that the average person only uses ten percent of his brain.
A misreading of this man's article "The Energies of Men" is the basis for Lowell Thomas's claim that the average person only uses ten percent of his brain. This thinker called the act of confusing "one's standpoint" with that of a "mental fact" the "psychologist's fallacy." Cannon-Bard theory attempted to refute this man and Carl Lange's peripheral theory of (*) emotion, which suggests that one is afraid when one runs away from a bear due to the act of running. He rejected the notion that consciousness is a chain, suggesting it was more like a stream. While at Harvard, this man established the first psychology laboratory in the U.S. For 10 points, name this author of The Principles of Psychology, who was also a philosopher that wrote the book Pragmatism.
A misreading of this man's article "The Energies of Men" is the basis for Lowell Thomas's claim that the average person only uses ten percent of his brain.
William James