Psychotherapy; a course of reading in sound psychology, sound medicine and sound religion. (1908)
Parker, William Belmont, 1871-1934, editor · New York : Centre Pub. Co · leaf 332
les, and in cries, sobsor laughter, which express all the changes inthe gamut of pleasure and pain. We noteeven in the lower animals, such muscularmanifestations of pleasure, fear, anger, etc., the wagging or droop-ing tail, the arched back, the widened eyes, the lifted lip, the startledears, the… … C^90^ PSYCHOTHERAPY emotions cause motion. These movements are most quickly ex-pressed in the small muscles, but the irradiation of energy is quitein proportion to the amount of emotion, so that, with some allow-ance for the self-control that is possible in human beings, we may smileor we may laugh…
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