Robert Woodworth was an influential American psychologist whose work focused on understanding the human mind and behavior. He is particularly noted for introducing the Stimulus-Organism-Response (S-O-R) formula, which helped to explain the complex interplay between stimuli and reactions. His writings shaped generations of psychology students, with his textbooks becoming foundational texts that explored mental processes in depth. Woodworth's contributions to psychology lay in his systematic approach to comprehending behavior.
Explore the intricacies of the human mind with this comprehensive textbook on physiological psychology. Written by renowned scholars Ladd and Woodworth, this groundbreaking work provides a detailed look at the complex relationship between the brain and behavior, and the latest advances in our understanding of this fascinating area of study.
The author candidly addresses the reader, acknowledging the extensive use of ideas from fellow psychologists without proper attribution. This admission sets a reflective tone, inviting readers to consider the collaborative nature of psychological discourse. The text promises insights into psychological concepts while highlighting the interconnectedness of ideas in the field.
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A collection of lectures on the topic of dynamic psychology in the early 20th century, specifically addressing the contemporary movement in psychology, the problems and methods of psychology, the 'equipment' of man, originality, and the drive and mechanism in abnormal and social behaviors.