Principles of Topological Psychology

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Topological psychology explores human behavior by examining the objects and relationships within an individual's environment over their lifespan. This approach, proposed by Kurt Lewin, aims to establish a scientific foundation for psychology, emphasizing the significance of context in understanding actions and interactions. The book is a reprint of the original 1936 edition, preserving the insights and theories presented by Lewin without the use of Optical Recognition Software, ensuring an authentic reading experience.