* Judd, Charles Hubbard. Psychology; general introduction: volume one of a series of text books designed to introduce the student to the methods and principles of scientific psychology. *$1.50. Scribner.
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“Professor Judd indicates in his preface the four basic principles which characterize the treatment of mental phenomena in this work. 1. The functional view is adhered to thruout. 2. The genetic method of treatment is followed.... 3. The physiological conditions of mental life have been emphasized.... 4. The dominant importance of ideation as a unique and final stage of evolution is strongly insisted on. ‘The work is intended to develop a point of view which shall include all that is given in the biological doctrine of adaptation, while at the same time it passes beyond the biological doctrine to a more elaborate principle of indirect ideational adaptation.’”—Educ. R.
“While the language of the discussion may be a trifle difficult for the teacher, yet if he perseveres and masters the thought he will be amply repaid in the new and stimulating outlook on mental life here presented.” J. Carleton Bell.
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“On the whole, the book is an excellent treatment of the general principles of psychology, and may be confidently recommended to all earnest students of the science.” W. B.
| + + − | Nature. 76: 540. S. 26, ’07. 510w. |
Jude, Alexander. Theory of the steam turbine. *$5. Lippincott.
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