Mary Whiton Calkins

“ Watson that the book has a thoroughly “behavioristic tendency” (p. 904) , while yet “in many places” it has not rid itself from “subjectivism.” But Watson, I think, has net found the clue to Holt’s apparent see-saw between “hehaviorism” and “subjectivism.” Yet it lies ready to hand: Holt rightly rejects the abstractions of the ordinary sensationalistic and ideistic psychology. ”

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