This concise text discusses the history of modern psychology from the late nineteenth century to the end of twentieth century. Among other topics, the book also examines the emergence of a new branch called cognitive psychology. KEY FEATURES • The book attempts to place recent history of psychology in the context of the general social and political culture in which it occurs. • The text presents the material mainly as an organizational account of psychological processes. • The book traces the evolution of experimental and theoretical psychology.

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