American Psychology 1900-1922 - Various

"American Psychology 1900-1922" is a compelling exploration of the early development of psychology as an academic discipline in the United States, featuring key journal articles that highlight significant contributions from figures like William James and early feminist psychologists. This collection delves into essential themes such as functionalism, educational psychology, and the emergence of behaviorism, culminating in the influential "Little Albert" study by Watson and Rayer. The insights presented in this audiobook resonate today as they reflect the foundational ideas that continue to shape modern psychological thought and practice.