His upbringing as a Quaker and his decision to publish an essay in defense of pacifism got this student of Ralph Barton Perry and Hugo Munsterberg kicked out of Harvard.
His upbringing as a Quaker and his decision to publish an essay in defense of pacifism got this student of Ralph Barton Perry and Hugo Munsterberg kicked out of Harvard. Minor works include his Drives Towards War and Psychology versus Immediate Experience. His innovations include the use of "cognitive maps" and the distinction between learning and performance. By embracing "intervening variables" and rejecting what he called "molecular behavior" [*] he broke with Watson and Thorndike by attempting to introduce explanatory ideas into his famous rat experiments. FTP identify this psychologist most famous for the work Purposive Behavior in Animals and Men.
His upbringing as a Quaker and his decision to publish an essay in defense of pacifism got this student of Ralph Barton Perry and Hugo Munsterberg kicked out of Harvard.
Edward Chace {Tolman}