History of Psychology: The Making of a Science (Explore Our New Psychology 1st Editions)

HISTORY OF PSYCHOLOGY: THE MAKING OF A SCIENCE illustrates historical relationships between psychology's past and present. It traces the relationship of psychology to other disciplines (philosophy, computational science, biology, and social science) by using a "border" metaphor--that is, examining the areas in and out of which psychology has moved and continues to move. As a result, you'll gain a fuller, more realistic understanding of psychology as a living discipline that is continually evolving. Available with InfoTrac Student Collections http://gocengage.com/infotrac.

Edward P. Kardas is Director of the Honors College and full professor of psychology at Southern Arkansas University where he has worked since 1980. He did his graduate work at Louisiana State University (LSU) and his undergraduate work at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Baltimore. Kardas previously taught at LSU-Eunice and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. His professional interests revolve around teaching with technology, writing textbooks, and research in honors education. He is the author of RESEARCH METHODS (� 2008, McGraw-Hill) with Chris Spatz, PSYCHOLOGY RESOURCES ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB (� 1999, Brooks/Cole), and USING THE INTERNET FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH AND PRACTICE (� 1996, Wadsworth) with Tommy Milford.