Perspectives in personality research/ edited by Henry P.David and J. C.Brengelmann

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"David, Henry P.(ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Crosby Lockwood; 1960Description: 370pSubject(s):

Psychology

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155.2 Per

Summary: Three years ago, when Perspectives in Personality Theory appeared under the editorship of Henry P. David and Helmut von Bracken, with contributions by twenty-two psychologists from nine different countries, I described it as" a real landmark in international cooperation among psychologists." All of us connected with the International Union of Scientific Psychology were delighted with this tangible expression of increased communication among psychologists, who too often remain content to read the writings of their own …

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Three years ago, when Perspectives in Personality Theory appeared under the editorship
of Henry P. David and Helmut von Bracken, with contributions by twenty-two psychologists
from nine different countries, I described it as" a real landmark in international cooperation
among psychologists." All of us connected with the International Union of Scientific
Psychology were delighted with this tangible expression of increased communication
among psychologists, who too often remain content to read the writings of their own …

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