This reprinted article originally appeared in (American Psychologist, 1989, 44 [3], 491-
499).(The following abstract of the original article appeared in record 1989-28023-001.) …

Abstract (This partially reprinted article originally appeared in Psychological Review, 1913,
Vol 20, 158–277.) Notes that psychology has failed to make good its claim as a natural …

Abstract" Theoretical psychology is a branch of the philosophy of science," it is the logic of
psychology. From this point of view the author essays an integrative and interpretive …

This book is the most extensive investigation of psychologists to date. Professor Coan
examines the personal roots of their intellectual development in detail. The author begins …

Psychology, as a science, is becoming increasingly critical of its fundamental assumptions.
A reappraisal of these assumptions is essential in the light of recent criticism to determine …

Presents a framework that aims to bring the incoherent discipline of psychology together.
The potential for such unity resides in the status of psychology as the science of behavior …

Scientific psychology originated in the last quarter of the nineteenth century. Its origin was
prepared by philosophy and science. The most important root of psychology was …

A" major break-through is occurring at the present time in psychology." 8 parameters
traditionally accepted as given in psychology but now increasingly questioned are …

Discusses the when, where, and who of the beginnings of scientific psychology and some of
the intellectual linkages between these events and present psychological activities and …