Excerpt from The Psychology of LeadershipPsychology, as commonly understood, is the science Of the elements Of Mind. The analysis Of individual consciousness into its component parts and their synthesis again into co-ordinate wholes is what is generally expected to be found in a text-book of Psychology. How a combination Of sensa tions results into a perception, and that of perceptions into a thought; what is the genesis of an emotion what are the determi nants Of volition, how is that co-ordination Of the elements of mind brought about that constitutes human consciousness; these are the main problems that a psychologist has to deal with. The structure, genesis and modes of operation Of the individual mind have, in Short, been almost the sole theme of psychological treatises, and individual adult mind has, till very recently, been the only subject that the psychologist took into account in the course of his inquiry.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work.

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