Behaviourism
Subtitle: a symposium by Josiah Morse [and others] ; edited by William P. King.
Contributors: King, William P. b. 1871.; Morse, Josiah, 1879-1946.
Publisher: Student Christian Movement Press
Published: 1930
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 160
Subjects: Behaviorism (Psychology)
Notes: "Selection from a longer volume published in America by Cokesburg Press"--p. 5.
Table of contents: value: Introduction, by Josiah Morse; The psychology they teach in New York, by William McDougall; Behaviourism and behaviour, by Charles C. Josey; Behaviourism a technique of control, not a measure of values, by Winfred Ernest Garrison; Behaviourism's silence as to human values, by ross L. Finney; Behaviourism and religion, by Julius Mark; Have souls gone out of fashion by Rufus M. Jones; Behaviourism and freedom, by Francis J. McConnell.