A History of Modern Psychology
- New York Cambridge University Press 2018
- 551p
1. Introduction 2. The Scientific and Intellectual Environment of the Mid-1800s 3. The Early Physiological Study of Perception 4. expansion of German Experimental Psychology 5. Phenomenology and Gestalt Psychology 6. Early British Psychology 7. British Comparative Psychology 8. Russian Reflexology 9. The Study of Clinical Psychology and Unusual Mental States in France 10. Psychodynamic Psychology 11. Early American Psychology (1890-1920) 12. Behaviorism 13. Neobehaviorism 14. Social Psychology 15. The Psychology of Personality in the United States 16. The Study of Cognition in Europe and the United States (1920-1960) 17. Physiological Psychology 18. Revolt Against Traditions 19. Important Trends in the Psychology of the Twenty-First Century