Concerning the anthropocentrism of psychology
Psychology started with the anthropocentric viewpoint, but current interest is rapidly turning from introspective psychology to biology. This raises the practical question whether psychology as historically conceived should be perpetuated or should give way to a psychobiology. The author believes th...
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Published in: | Psychological review Vol. 40; no. 2; pp. 209 - 212 |
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Abstract | Psychology started with the anthropocentric viewpoint, but current interest is rapidly turning from introspective psychology to biology. This raises the practical question whether psychology as historically conceived should be perpetuated or should give way to a psychobiology. The author believes that a division should be made into psychology proper, a systematic study of the self and its relations to other selves, through introspection; and psychobiology, the objective study of the behavior of organisms, conscious or unconscious, and their relations to their environment. A faith in the future of psychology as science is expressed. |
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AbstractList | Psychology started with the anthropocentric viewpoint, but current interest is rapidly turning from introspective psychology to biology. This raises the practical question whether psychology as historically conceived should be perpetuated or should give way to a psychobiology. The author believes that a division should be made into psychology proper, a systematic study of the self and its relations to other selves, through introspection; and psychobiology, the objective study of the behavior of organisms, conscious or unconscious, and their relations to their environment. A faith in the future of psychology as science is expressed. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved) Psychology started with the anthropocentric viewpoint, but current interest is rapidly turning from introspective psychology to biology. This raises the practical question whether psychology as historically conceived should be perpetuated or should give way to a psychobiology. The author believes that a division should be made into psychology proper, a systematic study of the self and its relations to other selves, through introspection; and psychobiology, the objective study of the behavior of organisms, conscious or unconscious, and their relations to their environment. A faith in the future of psychology as science is expressed. |
Author | Yerkes, R. M |
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