Present-Day Psychology

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Present-Day Psychology

A. A. Roback, editor

McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1930

First edition (if stated). Hardcover.

Present-Day Psychology

A survey of contemporary psychological theory at the time of publication, likely synthesizing psychoanalysis, behaviorism, and emerging experimental methods. Textbooks of this nature attempted to reconcile competing schools during a period of disciplinary transition.

Mid-century psychology texts reveal how theory was structured and taught prior to the dominance of cognitive science. They often retain terminology and classifications that have since evolved.

Notable Features

Mid-century psychology survey
Institutional academic publication
Original publisher’s cloth

Condition

Very Good minus

Cloth binding with light wear; interior clean; no dust jacket present; no ex-library markings observed.

Why This Book Matters

Such texts document the shifting intellectual landscape of psychology before its late-20th-century transformation. They preserve how mental processes were understood in a formative academic era.

Present-Day Psychology

A. A. Roback, editor

McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1930

First edition (if stated). Hardcover.

Present-Day Psychology

A survey of contemporary psychological theory at the time of publication, likely synthesizing psychoanalysis, behaviorism, and emerging experimental methods. Textbooks of this nature attempted to reconcile competing schools during a period of disciplinary transition.

Mid-century psychology texts reveal how theory was structured and taught prior to the dominance of cognitive science. They often retain terminology and classifications that have since evolved.

Notable Features

Mid-century psychology survey
Institutional academic publication
Original publisher’s cloth

Condition

Very Good minus

Cloth binding with light wear; interior clean; no dust jacket present; no ex-library markings observed.

Why This Book Matters

Such texts document the shifting intellectual landscape of psychology before its late-20th-century transformation. They preserve how mental processes were understood in a formative academic era.