The American Journal of Psychology; Volume 20
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Dive into the foundations of psychological study with Volume 20 of "The American Journal of Psychology," a seminal publication from 1909. Edited by pioneering psychologists Granville Stanley Hall and Edward Bradford Titchener, this volume offers a fascinating glimpse into the early 20th-century exploration of the human mind.
This journal presents a collection of articles detailing experimental research, theoretical discussions, and critical analyses that shaped the discipline. Explore the methodologies and perspectives of a bygone era, and trace the evolution of key psychological concepts. A valuable resource for historians of science, psychology students, and anyone interested in the intellectual heritage of modern psychology.
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