Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. 1. The Setting of the Problem 7
4. 2. The Main Features of Purposive Value 35
5. 3. The Appetitive Drive 47
6. 4. The Anticipatory Set 63
7. 5. The Conditioning Mutations and the Development of Anticipatory Sets 88
8. 6. Subordinate Acts 115
9. 7. The Problem of the Independence Mutation 127
10. 8. Superordinate Acts and the Problem of Instincts 141
11. 9. The Goal and the Problem of Terminal Value 167
12. 10. Aversions 200
13. 11. Solutions of the Independence Mutation and Other Value Mutations 231
14. 12. What Constitutes a Single Interest, or the Types of Structure Available to Purposive Behavior 255
15. 13. The Principles of Evaluation 271
16. 14. Values Found in Purposive Behavior : Conation, Achievement, Affection 303
17. 15. The Object of Value 369
18. 16. The Mutual Encounter of Purposes in an Organisms Life-Space 410
19. 17. Personality Integration 455
20. 18. The Social Situation 519
21. 19. Cultural Pattern and Social Integration 571
22. 20. Biological Evolution and Survival Value 612
23. 21. The Lines of Legislation among Selective Systems and Final Demarcation of the Value Field 662
24. Notes 703
25. Index 723