Originally dedicated to the study of medicine, this thinker switched to psychology after a trip to South America to study botany with Louis Agassiz.
Originally dedicated to the study of medicine, this thinker switched to psychology after a trip to South America to study botany with Louis Agassiz. Founder of the first American psychology lab, he advocated a "stream of consciousness" approach to psychology in his seminal 1890 work "Principles of Psychology".
Originally dedicated to the study of medicine, this thinker switched to psychology after a trip to South America to study botany with Louis Agassiz.
William James