A work on psychology essentially constructed for teaching purposes with exercises at the end of each chapter and a few carefully selected references. It is a book written by one of the progressive members of the older school of academic and physiological psychologists and therefore shows material modification in its various parts, depending upon the extent to which the newer knowledge of the nervous system and the

researches in psychopathology have forced their influence. Professor Woodworth's antagonism to psychoanalysis is well known. He summarizes it in the book. His work is undoubtedly a useful presentation of the subject for the class room.

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