First published in 1974, a vigorous debate was in progress among psychologists about the fundamentals of psychology and its future. The psychologist R. B. Joynson was at the centre of this controversy, and in this book he argues that ordinary good sense provides an extensive and often highly reliable understanding of human nature.
First published in 1974, a vigorous debate was in progress among psychologists about the fundamentals of psychology and its future. The psychologist R. B. Joynson was at the centre of this controversy, and in this book he argues that ordinary good sense provides an extensive and often highly reliable understanding of human nature.