A History of Modern Psychology

Abstract

1. Psychology, Science, and History. I. FOUNDING SCIENTIFIC PSYCHOLOGY. 2. The Psychology of Consciousness. 3. The Psychology of the Unconscious Mind. 4. The Psychology of Adaptation (1855-1891). II. THE CONSPIRACY OF NATURALISM (1892-1912). 5. The Utility of Consciousness: The Rise of Functional Psychology (1892-1898). 6. From Consciousness to Behavior: Behavioralism Discovered (1898-1912). III. PSYCHOLOGY TAKES OFF (1913-1950). 7. The Golden Age of Theory: The Behaviorist Era. 8. Applied Psychology and the Problems of Society: Psychologists in Social Controversy (1913-1950). 9. Reshaping Psychology: Psychologists in Professional Controversy. IV. ECLECTIC PSYCHOLOGY (1950-1960). 10. Behaviorisms Indian Summer: After the Golden Age. 11. Seeds of Change: Toward Cognitive Science and Social Unrest. V. YEARS OF TURMOIL (1960-1970). 12. Doubt and Challenge: Behaviorism Under Fire. 13. Continuity in Change: 'Revolutions' in Psychology and Society. VI. CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOLOGY (1970-TODAY). 14. Cognitive Science: From Triumph to Trouble. 15. Psychology Divided, Psychology Ascendant: An Uncertain Field in a Psychological Land. Index.

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