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Having pointed out that A. F. Shand was the first to apply the term 'sentiment' to certain large mental systems, particularly, love and hate, Myers proceeds to show how McDougall has amplified this work more particularly in regard to the psychical origin and physiological concomitants of the sentiments. McDougall regards the sentiments as tendencies to experience emotions, but Myers is unable to accept this view. He regards 'love' and 'hate' as indicating definite feelings. In