3. The Constituents of a General Idea: The Relations of Feeling, Will, and Intellect.
4. General Ideas as products of Imitation. The Social Factors in Mental Training. The "Psychology of Suggestion," and the Lessons of Modern Hypnotic Research.
5. The Same Topics Continued: The Place of Authority in Mental Training. The Psychology of our Belief in an External World, and Educational Significance of this portion of Psychology.
6. Apperception, Attention, and the theory of an orderly Acquisition of General Ideas.
7. Some Imperfections of General Ideas. "Segmented" and "Unconscious" Processes and Ideas.
8. The Psychology Theory of Self-Consciousness from the Teacher's Point of View.
9. On a Due Regard for Varieties of Individual Temperament.
10. Mental Defect and Disease from the Teacher's Point of View.
11. On Some Special Devices for Mental Training.
12. The Psychological Aspects of Moral Training.