N.D. LEVITOV’S PSYCHOLOGY AT PRESENT

Present-day Psychology

PRESENT-DAY PSYCHOLOGY. A. A. Roback, Editor, with the collaboration of forty experts in the variouis fields. New York, Philosophical Library. 1955. xiv, 995 pp. $12.00. In this volume an attempt is made to survey the entire field of contemporary psychology, incltudinig not only the traditional topics of academlic psychological interest, such as perception, cognition, attention, emotionl, etc.,...

Introduction to Present Day Psychology

Any writer of an introduction to psychology is now faced with something of a dilemma. He can discuss fairly intensively certain basic problems and discoveries so as to make their nature clear to the ordinary reader, or he can make an all-embracing survey of the extensive field of modern psychology with illustrative reference to a landmark here and a signpost there. Dr. Boenheim has chosen the l...

Positive psychology: Past, present, and (possible) future

What is positive psychology? Where has it come from? Where is it going? These are the questions we address in this article. In defining positive psychology, we distinguish between the meta-psychological level, where the aim of positive psychology is to redress the imbalance in psychology research and practice, and the pragmatic level, which is concerned with what positive psychologists do, in t...

Psychology at Work

The Politics of Abnormal Psychology: Past, Present, and Future