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| French though concentrated on the sensory aspects of human experience. |
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| Reduced the mind to the roles of a receptor for sensory experience and a receptacle for memories. |
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| Charles Bonnet (1720 1793) |
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| Plants are endowed with sensation, discrimination, and judgement. |
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| Emphasized the role of the brain in human pathology |
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| Pierre Cabanis (1757-1808) |
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| He recognized levels of consciousness , including unconscious and semi-conscious processes. |
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| Maine de Biran ( (1766-1854) |
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| He believed in a physiological psychology explained by sensory processes. |
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| The positivist seeks to coordinate observable facts and find descriptive laws of natural events. |
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| There are six basic sciences, mathematics, astronomy, physics, chemistry, physiology and sociology. |
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