An Expectation Is A Future

The Interval Between A Cold Expectation And A Warm Desire May Be Filled By Expectations Of Varying Degrees Of Warmth Or By Desires Of Varying Degrees Of Coldness.

It Is Convenient To Distinguish The Two Kinds Of Experience Which Have Thus Been Described, The Experienc-ing And The Experienc-ed, By Technical Words.

The Mental Act Of Sensation Which Issues In Reflex Movement Is So Simple As To Defy Analysis.

Thus The Same Object May Supply A Practical Perception To One Person And A Speculative One To Another, Or The Same Person May Perceive It Partly Practically And Partly Speculatively.

We Cannot Therefore Say That Mental Acts Contain A Cognitive As Well As A Conative Element.