Abstract
Lecture 11. The phases of the formation of mental actions
Highlights
I will start with a quick overview of what I was talking about in my previous lecture
I said that we would begin the study of the formation of mental actions with the development of ideal actions because it is the ideal actions that form the basis of all mental processes
We need to find out how actions are first formed as external actions with objects, and transferred to the ideal plane
Summary
I will start with a quick overview of what I was talking about in my previous lecture. In my previous lecture, when talking about the first subsystem, I said that it comprised the conditions the subject should take into account when creating a totally new action and learning how to perform this new action. It is very important to organise the initial material beforehand and not, as often happens, move immediately into the action without forethought.
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