THIS is one of the best elementary textbooks published for beginners and for review purposes of those who need to get in touch with the acts and spirit of behavioristic psychology. More and more, education is discriminating sharply between nature and human nature, and with equal keenness between the theoristic and behavioristic study of human nature.
It is too much to ask the traditional teacher of psychology, or rather, the teacher of traditional psychology, to use this as a basal text, but he must be either scholastically petrified or crystallized who will not advise his students to read with care and an open mind a book like this. Teachers who are a bit rusty or scholastically dull in psychology should certainly read a book like this.
It is useless to argue with those already intensified in their devotion to static psychology, but all others should at least know and appreciate dynamic psychology, and we have seen no text at once more intelligently thought out, more intelligibly stated, or more interestingly written than is this book by Professor Pyle.
— Journal of Education, Volumes 85-86
The Science of Human Nature A Psychology for Beginners By William Henry Pyle
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